Cambridge Natural History Society talk: The world of FairWild
Thu 6 December 2018
David Attenborough Building
Anastasiya Timoshyna of TRAFFIC will discuss the often-unspoken role of wild plants in our daily routines - in teas, cosmetics, medicines and even gin - and how the FairWild sustainability framework is working to protect wild plants in trade, the people who collect them, and the biodiverse ecosystems they're harvested from.
The talk will be followed by a seasonal social with food and drink.
Tickets are £10 each.
Please purchase in advance if possible at tickets@cnhs.org.uk
Established in 2008, the FairWild Foundation www.fairwild.org promotes the sustainable use of wild-collected ingredients, with a fair deal for all those involved throughout the supply chain. FairWild-certified products include herbal teas, medicines, skincare and Green Juniper Organic Gin www.junipergreen.org
Cambridge Natural History Society was founded in 1857 and is open to everyone interested in any aspect of Natural History - zoology, botany, ecology, entomology, palaeontology, mycology, conservation, the environment and more. Talks cover a variety of topics and there are social events, field studies - an opportunity to learn identification skills - and an annual exhibition, our Conversazione or NatHistFest. Joining the Society gives you opportunities to meet people with shared interests and access to local experts. Membership is just £6 a year (£5 by standing order, £14 for three years, £100 life membership). Join at any meeting. See www.cnhs.org.uk for more info & links to other organisations.
Cost: £10 including Seasonal Social. For talk only: £3 (CNHS members £1.50, other concessions see website)
Enquiries and booking
Booking is optional.
Booking is not required for the talk. However, if you wish to attend the Seasonal Social afterwards, tickets are £10 (including the talk).
Enquiries: David Attenborough Building Website Email: events@cnhs.org.uk