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One of the things Transition can bring is the ability to turn ‘living with climate change’ into inspired and positive action.  We asked Chris Rowland of Ouse Valley Energy Services Company (OVESCO) to tell us his story: “The triggers which got me involved with Transition Town Lewes started with the

Embedding in place and embedding in community are two of the strands of work for the Schools in Transition programme. The third is taking action outside the walls of the school to do some real-world problem-solving. Earlier this year, as part of the watershed work that KEVICC, the

What does Transition look like in a place with just 4″ of rain a year?  This is the challenge faced by Transition Joshua Tree (population 8,000) in the Mojave desert.   Dr Karen Tracy from the group told us more: “Even without climate change, the Mojave Desert looks dry, daunting,

“I am not sure what it is you are doing but it seems like a lot of fun. Can I join in?” This was the message I send to the Edible Deventer group in the Netherlands after reading yet another article about their local initiatives: household garden courses, creation of

Transition Network is seeking four new Trustees to help the organisation to continue to grow and develop.  Everything you need to know about that process can be found here.  Over the next few weeks we’ll be asking former and current Trustees for their thoughts and experiences.  We start today

Paul Kingsnorth wrote recently of the floods that have hit the UK, arguing that they represent the beginning of “a gradual, messy, winding-down of everything we once believed we were entitled to”.  It’s 2 years since he announced “I withdraw from the campaigning and the marching. I withdraw