A public meeting in West Somerset will explore practical solutions for tackling climate change at a community level.
The event will include a presentation and discussion on the potential and benefits of community energy initiatives in the area.
It will be hosted by the West Somerset Green Forum (WSGF) at Minehead Community Hall on Tuesday, November 17, at 7.15pm.
David Saunders, a guest speaker with extensive experience in the community energy sector, will share insights and information on current projects.
A spokesperson for the WSGF said: "As the impacts of climate change and the continuing loss of nature and biodiversity become increasingly evident, many people are asking what practical action can be taken at a local level.
"While the challenges can seem daunting, communities have an important role to play in developing solutions that are both achievable and effective."
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The WSGF, formerly known as Forum 21, has been active in West Somerset for 28 years.
It has supported a range of environmental projects, including the Minehead Farmers' Market, the Steam Coast Trail, and Woodcombe Community Woodland.
The group recently appointed a project coordinator, Kim Sadler, who will attend the meeting.
The WSGF AGM will take place immediately after the public meeting.
It is open to everyone, but voting is limited to WSGF members.
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