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Description
Due to unforeseen circumstances we have rescheduled this event to the 21st November. More info to follow
Join Sussex Grazed and Virtuous Venison as they explore the meat dilemma, giving you insight into the complicated world of meat.
We'll kick off the evening with a guided nature walk around Wilding Waterhall, and discover how grazing animals are being used to enhance habitats across this ex-golf club. Next, our panel of experts will discuss the impact of deer browsing and grazing livestock on the environment, and how eating meat can support habitat regeneration. The evening will finish with some delicious tasters whilst chatting with one of the project's farmer partners.
- 1630 - 1730: Guided Nature Walk around Wilding Waterhall (optional)
- 1730: Refreshments and welcome from the Sussex Grazed Team
- 1745 - 1845: Sussex Grazed and Virtuous Venison: Exploring the impact of deer browsing and grazing livestock. Why should we eat (some) meat? (Chaired by Phil Holtam and featuring Hilary Knight of Virtuous Venison and Ed Brown of Clapham Farm.)
- 1845 - 1930pm: Meet the farmer and enjoy some delicious samples
The event is being held in conjunction with our next meat box collection, and anyone who purchases a box can attend for free, along with a guest (no ticket purchase required).
Date & Time
Thu, Nov 21, 2024 4:30 pm - 6:30 pm
Venue Details
The Clubhouse
Saddlescombe RdBrighton, East Sussex BN1 8AX
