Dan Glass workshop

Plane Stupid  is a network of grassroots groups that take non violent direct action against aviation expansion.

On Thursday 3rd March at the Mansfield Lochnagar room, Plane Stupid climate activist Dan Glass will share his experience of environmental action and discusses why direct action is important.

Have a look at the symbolic act he performed in order to remind Mr Gordon Brown to stick to his promises!

Transition vision

Picture made by a group of students during a OneWorld activity.

SHARING TIME!!

Hello greeners!

As you probably noticed, there is a worrying lack of pretty pictures in this blog! So, pick up your cameras and let the WWW know about your great travelling experiences!

If you are not a great photographer, no worries! A short (or long!) article to share some memories/tips would be greatly appreciated as well.

May it be an adventurous inch-hiking trip or a pleasant picnic, I’d be happy to post about it! 

Just drop us an email at oneworld.sta@googlemail.com with “blog” as object.

Walks

Hello everyone!!

I hope you had a pleasant Christmas break! Moreover, hopefully exams haven’t destroyed you - or maybe they did, but the first bit of intersemester break should have given you the opportunity to rest properly, so… here I am, to suggest you a few things you may want to do during the last few days of holiday!!

Did you know there is a botanic garden  in St Andrews?? Well, if yes, did you pay it a visit?

You really should :-P  I went there a couple of days ago and enjoyed it a lot! It is not a big garden, but it is peaceful and cute and there are a fair number of very weird plants to enjoy.

The “hard” bit may be to actually get there. The following link will direct you to a map.

If you want to be more adventurous, just get yourself to Argyle Street where you fill find some road signals showing – just keep following them =)

If you’d like something bigger and fancier the Tentsmuir forest is just a few miles away!

It is easily reachable by bike. Otherwise, you can get a bus to Tayport and then reach the northern entrance by foot.

If your passion is hillwalking, I have the perfect website for you:

http://www.walkhighlands.co.uk/

in the top right corner, click on “find a walk” to specify your requirements and get the most appropriate walk to your needs.

A personal suggestion: do take the time to walk along the coastal path! There are more views past Albany Park – to be totally honest, the path gets a bit muddy and wilder, however, there are some very nice spots – not to be missed. Really. 

Happy walking!