Talk by Lorna Brazell at Penpont Stables on 4th March

‘The invisible costs of renewable power: bringing nature resilience into the calculation’.

AME is delighted to present a talk by Lorna Brazell, Trustee of the Cambrian Mountains Society. Lorna comes from a Welsh speaking Llanelli family but, having grown up in England, is learning the language after retiring to Abergwesyn some years ago to plant an arboretum. She is a walker and cyclist who, with a background in geophysics and law, is enjoying the natural history of the the Cambrian Mountains.

“If in attempting to mitigate climate change we weaken the resilience of Wales’ biodiversity too far, restoring healthy ecological networks may no longer be feasible”. (Natur Cymru, Gaeaf/Winter 2025/26, p.51)

IMPORTANT NOTES

The venue for this event, Penpont Stables, Penpont, LD3 8EU can only accommodate 80 people. We expect there will be a strong demand for places, which will be allocated on a first come first served basis.

The only way you can reserve your place is by emailing us at contact@ame.cymru.
We will reply confirming your allocation.

Please do not turn up to the event without prior confirmation from us that your seats have been reserved.

There is no charge for entry, but opportunity will be given for donations and we plan to hold a raffle for fund raising. All proceeds will be split equally between AME and the Cambrian Mountains Society.

A PDF flyer for this event can be saved or printed at the foot of this article.

We will be serving refreshments from 6.30, the talk will commence at 7.00 with a Q & A session afterwards. We plan to record the event so it can be shared with those that cannot attend on the date. This will include the questions from the audience, so do please notify us if you would rather you do not appear on the recording.

The following article on Nation Cyrmu (published in September 2023) provides more of Lorna’s perspectives and insights, many of which challenge the current governmental orthodoxy surrounding wind farms. We are very much looking forward to hearing more on March 4th.
Windfarms won’t deliver Net Zero, argues leading campaigner