We’ve compiled a list of Reflections on The Dear Green Bothy – read or listen to event organisers and what participation in The Dear Green Bothy meant to them:
Routed//In Green Channels – Beth Horseman & Kevin Leomo
Games Sustainability Hackathon – Tim Peacock & Lauren Watson
Living Proof – Sarah Neely
Imagining Ecological Pasts and Futures – Madalena Daleziou
Greening Choirs – Penny Stone
Greening Glasgow in the 19th and early 20th centuries: art, health and horticulture in the public park – Claire Willsdon
Sound Thought – The Dear Green Bothy Soundwalk – Kevin Leomo, Beth Horseman, Sonia Killmann, Melissa Rankin
Eco Echoes: Tinderbox Music and Game Jam – Luci Holland
Feel Field: the start of an unknown journey – Francisco Llinas-Casas & Paria Moazemi-Goodarzi
Kim Stanley Robinson’s ‘Ministry for the Future’ – Anna McFarlane
What’s Going On – Mark Banks
Familiar and Strange: A Queer River Walk – Rachel Clive
Queer River, Wet Land – James Aldridge
Gotta Grow em’ All: Let’s Play Pokémon Environments – Lauren Watson, Matt Barr, Timothy Peacock
Imagining the Future of Travel – Minna Törmä, Saeko Yazaki, and Nathan Woolley
Tears of Gold – Hannah Rose Thomas
The Dear Green Bothy Mosaic – Skye Loneragan
Reflections, Green Poetry for Change – Maria Marchidanu
On Reflection: Ecologies of Light and Matter – Leanne Bell Gonczarow