Looking North: Local Spotlights

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  • The Local Spotlights podcast belongs to Part Three of "Looking North": a series of conversations with artists, nature writers, and ecological initiatives in Scotland and beyond which explore landscape, nature and energy in a way that moves beyond mainstream conventions. Part Three focuses specifically on care, healing and regeneration to broaden our understanding of what it means to connect, relate and take positive environmental action. Over the course of five episodes, we are joined by a selection of people and projects from Fife and Dundee in Scotland, who share their insights and perspectives with us.


    To listen to past events with artists and nature writers, visit www.lookingnorthtalks.com


    Looking North is funded by the St Andrews Centre for Energy Ethics, the Scotland's Future Series, and the St Andrews Centre for Contemporary Art.


    Song: Woods

    Music composed and recorded by Oak Studios.

    Link: • [No Copyright Music] Woods - Acoustic... | Creative Commons - Attribution ND 4.0


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    Anne Daffertshofer
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  • Local Spotlights: Mel Woods/ Urban ReLeaf

    Local Spotlights: Mel Woods/ Urban ReLeaf
    2024/07/13

    How can data and technology support decision-making and change in response to societal challenges? And what role can environmental monitoring and citizen science play? These are just some of the questions we discuss in this very special episode with Dr Mel Woods. She is an artist, researcher and Chair of Creative Intelligence at DJCAD/ University of Dundee. We talk in particular about Urban ReLeaf and the potential of citizen-driven data ecosystems, and more generally about the intersection of creativity, technology, action research and social innovation.


    Looking North is funded by the St Andrews Centre for Energy Ethics, the Scotland's Future Series, and the St Andrews Centre for Contemporary Art.


    Production: James Crooks (Centre for Energy Ethics)

    Host: Anne Daffertshofer



    Song: Woods

    Music composed and recorded by Oak Studios.

    Link: • [No Copyright Music] Woods - Acoustic... | Creative Commons - Attribution ND 4.0


    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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    27 分
  • Local Spotlights: Harry Watkins/ St Andrews Botanic Garden

    Local Spotlights: Harry Watkins/ St Andrews Botanic Garden
    2024/05/02

    What is the role of a Botanic Garden in the wake of the ecological crisis? Our guest in this episode is Dr. Harry Watkins, a landscape architect and the Executive Director at the St Andrews Botanic Garden. He speaks to us about some of the changes and projects he has introduced at the St Andrews Botanic Garden, his vision for its future, the importance of community engagement and increasing the accessibility of gardening as a form of engaging in care, healing and regeneration.


    Looking North is funded by the St Andrews Centre for Energy Ethics, the Scotland's Future Series, and the St Andrews Centre for Contemporary Art.


    Production: James Crooks (Centre for Energy Ethics)

    Host: Anne Daffertshofer



    Song: Woods

    Music composed and recorded by Oak Studios.

    Link: • [No Copyright Music] Woods - Acoustic... | Creative Commons - Attribution ND 4.0


    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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    35 分
  • Local Spotlights: Connie Hunter/ East Neuk Market Garden

    Local Spotlights: Connie Hunter/ East Neuk Market Garden
    2024/04/10

    In this episode, we had the pleasure of speaking with Connie Hunter, the co-founder and owner of East Neuk Market Garden: a 4-acre agroecological farm growing vegetables, salads, herbs, and fruits in the East Neuk of Fife. She tells us about the journey that led her and her partner, Tom, to start East Neuk Market Garden. We also discuss what drew them to agroecological farming practices, and how growing food links to both public and environmental health, as well as our sense of place and community.


    Looking North is funded by the St Andrews Centre for Energy Ethics, the Scotland's Future Series, and the St Andrews Centre for Contemporary Art.


    Production: James Crooks (Centre for Energy Ethics)

    Host: Anne Daffertshofer



    Song: Woods

    Music composed and recorded by Oak Studios.

    Link: • [No Copyright Music] Woods - Acoustic... | Creative Commons - Attribution ND 4.0


    Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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    28 分

あらすじ・解説

The Local Spotlights podcast belongs to Part Three of "Looking North": a series of conversations with artists, nature writers, and ecological initiatives in Scotland and beyond which explore landscape, nature and energy in a way that moves beyond mainstream conventions. Part Three focuses specifically on care, healing and regeneration to broaden our understanding of what it means to connect, relate and take positive environmental action. Over the course of five episodes, we are joined by a selection of people and projects from Fife and Dundee in Scotland, who share their insights and perspectives with us.


To listen to past events with artists and nature writers, visit www.lookingnorthtalks.com


Looking North is funded by the St Andrews Centre for Energy Ethics, the Scotland's Future Series, and the St Andrews Centre for Contemporary Art.


Song: Woods

Music composed and recorded by Oak Studios.

Link: • [No Copyright Music] Woods - Acoustic... | Creative Commons - Attribution ND 4.0


Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Anne Daffertshofer
アート 生物科学
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