My intervention at last month's Creatively Connected Symposium at Raby Castle has featured in a recent article written by editor Janie Caldbeck on Agricology, an independent knowledge platform supporting all farmers and growers to transition to more sustainable and resilient farming systems. Of the workshop, Janie writes:
'The combination of his amazing, magnified images of seeds of rare plant species inspired by the Teesdale Assemblage, a rare alpine-arctic collection, along with encouraging attendees to participate in the gentle act of seed sowing, served to underline the importance and beauty of these different species. A simple act of raising awareness that could have powerful implications.'
The Symposium marked the culmination of Creatively Connected. This year long project, produced by Northern Heartlands, is part of Tees-Swale: Naturally Connected, a major natural heritage project that is a collaboration between the North Pennines National Landscape team and the Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority and is funded by the National Heritage Lottery Fund and Arts Council England.
'The combination of his amazing, magnified images of seeds of rare plant species inspired by the Teesdale Assemblage, a rare alpine-arctic collection, along with encouraging attendees to participate in the gentle act of seed sowing, served to underline the importance and beauty of these different species. A simple act of raising awareness that could have powerful implications.'
The Symposium marked the culmination of Creatively Connected. This year long project, produced by Northern Heartlands, is part of Tees-Swale: Naturally Connected, a major natural heritage project that is a collaboration between the North Pennines National Landscape team and the Yorkshire Dales National Park Authority and is funded by the National Heritage Lottery Fund and Arts Council England.
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