Living Sustainably - is it possible?

James Ellson


Region:
North West
Notice Period:
Emergency (maybe less than one week's notice)
Type:
Writer, Speaker, Smallholder
Fee:
Paid: £75 plus mileage
Category:
Nature
Updated:
6th October 2021

We’re all familiar with the bleak environmental outlook, climate change and the pressure on resources. Most of us are trying to do something about it. In this talk, I look at what sustainability is, and how better to achieve it with our food, and our day-to-day living. It’s something I believe passionately about. I will draw on my experience of managing our smallholding . . . we are now just about self-sufficient in fruit and vegetables. We have solar panels, a wood pellet boiler, and are zero sum users of electricity. And we try to follow the mantra of reduce, reuse, recycle. This talk will give everyone at least a few ideas how to live more sustainably.

Any size audience, 1 hour

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About James Ellson

I was a police officer for 15 years, starting in London and finishing as a Detective Inspector at Moss Side in Manchester. When I left the police I started writing, and have been writing ever since.

My debut novel The Trail was published in 2020, and the sequel Cold Dawn in August 2022.

I live in the Peak District with my wife, and manage our smallholding, which includes bees and an orchard.

Website: jamesellson.com


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