I am a founding Director at Drosi Bikes and Delivery Manager at Tempo Time Credits. Coming from a background of Product Design and development, over the last 10 years I... read more →
Who are you, what do you do and why did your organisation get involved with Renew? I am a poet, a visual artist and a workshop leader. I have been... read more →
Paul is an engineer, qualified electrician and experienced energy professional with a Masters background in Energy Conservation and Management. He has been working to promote appropriate sustainable energy initiatives since... read more →
I am Emma Douglas, the South Wales Regional Development Officer for Pori Natur a Threftadaeth (PONT), the conservation grazing organisation for Wales. PONT delivers land management solutions by grazing for... read more →
I have worked in sustainability education for 30 years (28 years as education officer at CAT, the last 2 years part time for The Size of Wales delivering workshops in... read more →
Who are you, what do you do and why did your organisation get involved with Renew? I have 30 yrs experience training and supporting voluntary & community sector groups, with... read more →
I was brought up in St. David’s, Pembrokeshire, and live there with my partner and children. I’m presently the co-ordinator for Transition Bro Gwaun’s Waste busting Activities Project, developing and... read more →
Since 2015 I have worked with Transition Bro Gwaun (TBG), an environmental volunteer-led organisation based in Fishguard & Goodwick, working to empower the community to take actions to reduce their... read more →
My background is in regenerating land, natural building and creative thinking. For 10 years I’ve been running training courses from my smallholding, drawing on the principles of wild thriving ecosystems to... read more →
I’m the Executive Officer for Tir Coed. We’re a social enterprise and charity that engages people with woodlands through volunteering, education, training and bespoke activities which increase well-being, develop skills... read more →
