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Showing posts with label rivers project. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rivers project. Show all posts
Friday, 6 November 2009
New Web Portal for The Rivers Movement
We have set up a new web portal which gives a one-page overview over the project and provides access to the various online activities.
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Sunday, 4 October 2009
Brian Lewis and the Rivers Project in the Yorkshire Post
On 4.October there appeared an article in the Yorkshire Post about Brian Lewis and the Rivers Project.
Sunday, 19 July 2009
The Rivers Project Movement
(this was sent to me by Brian)
A Rivers Project exists when autonomous individuals choose to collaborate and take action because of a united concern over climate change. The River's Movement is the sum of these singular projects,
Our enthusiasm comes from a desire to create environmental and social harmony by using the arts, creative technology and science. Most organisations concentrate on settlements or communities but rather than doing this we focus is on rivers. We believe that this concentration provides a robust focus for environmental concerns and community education. We concentrate on doing things such as writing readable government reports, poems,
We see no reason to have a strong central organisation. Each river or part of a river has its own group of people and we favour this cellular model. Groups and individuals network with each other and in that way develop their own traditions and ways of working. An individual can belong to more than one group. Collaboration comes through action by those who wish to collaborate on projects.
The Rivers Projects started out linking organisations in Gujarat and Yorkshire, and in 2009 received a climate change award (sponsored by the Environment Agency) from the Yorkshire Post. We are now international, and all the time more and more river groups in the UK are contacting us.
A Rivers Project exists when autonomous individuals choose to collaborate and take action because of a united concern over climate change. The River's Movement is the sum of these singular projects,
Our enthusiasm comes from a desire to create environmental and social harmony by using the arts, creative technology and science. Most organisations concentrate on settlements or communities but rather than doing this we focus is on rivers. We believe that this concentration provides a robust focus for environmental concerns and community education. We concentrate on doing things such as writing readable government reports, poems,
We see no reason to have a strong central organisation. Each river or part of a river has its own group of people and we favour this cellular model. Groups and individuals network with each other and in that way develop their own traditions and ways of working. An individual can belong to more than one group. Collaboration comes through action by those who wish to collaborate on projects.
The Rivers Projects started out linking organisations in Gujarat and Yorkshire, and in 2009 received a climate change award (sponsored by the Environment Agency) from the Yorkshire Post. We are now international, and all the time more and more river groups in the UK are contacting us.
Thursday, 7 May 2009
Award from Yorkshire Post
This project, also known shortly as "The Rivers Project", has been presented with an Environment Award by the Yorkshire Post in the category "Climate Change". Brian Lewis and Jane Weatherby accepted the award from the hands of the Secretary of State for the Department of Energy and Climate Change, Ed Miliband, at an awards dinner at the Queens Hotel in Leeds. The evening was moderated by TV presenter Julia Bradbury.
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