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OUR EVENTS / ACTIVITIES / MEETINGS

We regularly have stalls at local nature-regeneration, climate-change, and sustainability events, and give talks at a range of campaigning/academic/community platforms.  A brief outline of past and upcoming events, and key meetings in 2024-25 is given below. Further details of events in previous years are provided on our events and other blog pages, a selection of which are profiled at the foot of this page. Do come by and chat with us if you're around, and pick up some of our information sheets on how to go pesticide-free in your school, community, business or home. And please get in touch if you'd like us to speak at, or hold an information stall at an event you're organising. 

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Recent/upcoming events:

 

  • Sat 21 June 2025. Information stall at Redeclaration of the River Rights Festival, Cambridge. See here for coverage. 

  • Tues 20 May 2025. PFC representation at Cambridge City Council Herbicide Reduction Working Group, 3-4 pm.

  • Fri 16 May 2025. PFC interviewed by CAM FM for first in upcoming radio series on ‘Green Cambridge’ (Biodiversity and on Land Management). See here for podcast. 

  • Mon 3 March 2025. PFC representation at Cambridge City Council Herbicide Reduction Working Group, 12-1 pm

  • Tues 21 Jan 2025. Trumpington summer biodiversity event, planning meeting, 7-8 pm.

  • Fri 15 Nov 2024.  Speaker and Panelist, Cambridge Climate Society Local Conservation Efforts Panel, Emmanuel College, Cambridge, 6.00-7.30 pm. 

  • Wed 6 Nov 2024. Organiser. Pesticide-Free Cambridge Colleges, Second Roundtable meeting with Head Gardeners and Estates/Facilities Leads. Online, 2-3 pm. 

  • Sat 19 Oct 2024. Panelist, Cambridge Zero Making Connections Workshops, Cambridge Library, Grand Arcade. 2-4 pm. 

  • Thurs 10 Oct 2024. Public Questions. Cambridge City Council Full Council meeting. â€‹â€‹â€‹

  • Sat 21 Sept 2024. Information stall (with On the Verge Cambridge). Duxford Festival of Nature

  • Sat 29 June 2024. Information stall (with On the Verge Cambridge), Coton Orchard Bioblitz, Cambridge Festival of Nature. 

  • Thurs 27 June 2024. Public Questions, Cambridge City Council, Environmental and Community Scrutiny Committee Meeting. 

  • Tues 25 June 2024. Organiser. Pesticide-Free Cambridge Colleges, First Roundtable meeting with Head Gardeners and Estates/Facilities Leads. Online, 2-3 pm.

  • Fri 21 June 2024. Information stall (with On the Verge Cambridge). Friends of the Cam, Declaration of the Rights of the River Cam.Media coverage here

  • Thurs, 25 April, 2024. Organiser. Pesticide-Free Cambridge Colleges / Cambridge Climate Society, Student Rep Training Workshop, 7.30-8.30 pm. 

  • Sat 13 April, 2024, Information stall. Akeman Community Centre event

  • Sun 14 April 2024, Organiser (with On the Verge Cambridge), Beche Road Plant Safari

  • Mon 25 March, Organiser. Pesticide-Free Cambridge, Cambridge University Hospitals sustainability group meeting. 

  • Sun 24 March, Information stall (with On the Verge Cambridge, and Cambridge Climate Society), Imaginarium Takeover of Kings College, Cambridge Festival. News coverage here

  • Thurs 21 March 2024, Public Questions, Cambridge City Council, Environmental and Community Scrutiny Committee Meeting. News coverage here

  • 14 March 2024. PFC representation. Cambridge City Council Herbicide-Reduction Working Group meeting. 

  • 11 March 2024. Organiser. Pesticide-Free Cambridge Colleges / Cambridge Climate Society meeting, online.

  • 2 Feb 2024, Authors of Cambridge Independent Opinion Piece on Cambridge County Council's decision to reverse its herbicide-free policy. 

  • Tues 9 Jan 2024. PFC representation. Cambridge City Council Herbicide-Reduction Working Group meeting. 

  • Mon 8 Jan 2024. Organiser. Pesticide-Free Cambridge Colleges / Cambridge Climate Society meeting, online. 7.30-8.30 pm. 

  • Tues 21 Nov 2023. Speaker, Friends of Paradise Nature Reserve, 'How to make Cambridge pesticide-free'. Newnham Croft Social Club, 7.30 pm. 

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"Notions that humans are self-contained and impervious to context have now been largely swept away, not least because denial of a socioecological perspective hugely undermined attempts to address the most serious contemporary health challenges. Also instrumental in challenging the notion of the self-contained body has been an environmentalist movement with a particular interest in pesticide and other chemical contamination of the biosphere. The toxic effects of chemical contamination reinforce the reality of a body that is permeable and invariably in a state of intimate exchange with its surroundings."

George Morris and Patrick Saunders. The Environment in Health and Well-being (2017, 21).

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