People who missed out on CHE’s ecopsychology course (which is fully booked and began earlier this month) can get a taster of what the course is all about at a Wilderness Foundation event to be held in the south of England in early June.

The eco-psychology tutors Dave Key and Mary-Jayne Rust are holding a one-day workshop on 2nd June exploring how the experience of untamed nature can have life enhancing results.

The Social Enterprise Academy is launching its programme of short courses, including The Ethical Entrepreneur.
 

The first meeting of the CHE’s Northern England group took place Saturday, 10th March, in Manchester.

In among the hundreds emails promoting petitions and campaigns there's sometimes a gem that not only makes one stop and think, but also demonstrates the power of more creative ways of communication. Probably no coincidence.

> Subject: mad iranian mullahs?
> Date: Wed, 31 Jan 2007 11:21:20 +0000
>
> http://www.lucasgray.com/video/peacetrain.html

Spring Shoots

The apocalypse won’t be a bad thing.
Winter cleans back to the sinews.
Snowdrops strike back by carpet-bombing
While volleys of daffodils whistle overhead.

Davy Forsyth is a graduate of CHE

CHE’s option module in Sustaining Ecosystems begin next month and it is still not too late to recommend it to a friend.

Plans for a new Edinburgh based support service for socially and environmentally progressive organisations working throughout Scotland have just been given a £20,000 funding boost from the Big Lottery.

The Action Research option module began in Glasgow recently (26th January).