Greener Museums is a sustainability company that serves museums and the cultural sector. We work with museums of all kinds and sizes, all over the world, to help accelerate progress towards sustainability.
We track green trends, monitor legislation, conduct research, attend sustainability events, and keep a network of over 2000 sustainability experts. Why do we do that? So you don't have to. We spend our time understanding the critical areas of sustainability which will impact museums. We're experts so you don't have to be. It's our mission to take all of the technical sustainability jargon and translate it into a form that's easy to understand, relevant to museums and the cultural sector, and easy to implement. We want to help you to develop your own capacity to implement green projects in your museum.
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Conference: Museums, Sustainability and Growth: Life Worth Living
Norwich Castle Museum & Art Gallery
July 8-9, 2010
I'll
be giving a keynote address at this conference examining the unique
contribution museums and heritage organisations can make to the
development of sustainable communities Lord Smith of Finsbury
(Christopher), had this to say at the 2008 conference:
"The
most powerful role that museums can play in the sustainability agenda
is that they can show us how we can learn from the past in order to live
with the future." The successful 2008 Conference explored the
opportunities for heritage organisations to help deliver the
sustainability and planned growth agendas. The 2010 conference will
examine ways in which museums can practically engage with such issues.
Social History Curators Group Annual Conference: More for Less- Big Impacts with Small Resources
Birmingham
July 8-10, 2010
Whatever the size of your museum, and
whatever the challenges you face, there will be something to inspire,
encourage and reassure you at this conference. I'll be speaking on the
subject of how even a small environmental budget can be used to large
effect. I'll be joining speakers from the Thackray Museum, the National
Waterfront Museum, the Ryedale Folk Museum, and the London Transport
Museum. Hope to see you there!
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