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Friends of the Earth Malta is curating some short films from the 10th of December to the 13th of December, on food systems, alternative agriculture, and humans' relationship with animals.You will be able to attend and watch films on our website only on the 4 days mentioned above.
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Friends of the Earth Malta together with Healthylicious will be hosting an online Sustainable Cooking Workshop with vegetarian and vegan holiday recipes on Saturday, 12th December from 10:00-13:00. The workshop will be held using Zoom.
Deadline for registration is 8th December at 22:00 CET.
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This holiday season, YOU can save the Bees and Farmers and at the same time have a chance of winning a tote bag with a present of your choice just by SIGNING OUR PETITION
On the 8th of December, we will pick someone who has signed this initiative, and that person will be the lucky winner. It might be you! You just need to take a few seconds of your time to sign this petition.
Share it to your loved ones to give them a chance to win a present too!
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The lending library aims to provide an array of books (currently 130+ titles) related to topics on environment, activism, biodiversity, sustainable and regenerative agriculture, green lifestyles, cultural diversity and well-being. Books can be enjoyed outdoors at the on-site community garden (subject to Covid measures) or else borrowed. A deposit of Eur 10 is required for non-supporters wishing to take out books on loan.
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Despite lockdowns in most European countries, we can still find our own little ways of connecting to nature during this unprecedented December – here are some ideas…
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The biodiversity strategy for 2030, presented by the European Commission as part of the European Green Deal, strives to revert the current biodiversity loss facing the EU and restore degraded ecosystems. Unfortunately, it does not move away from a growth-oriented system, but if it is properly put into legislations and policies and implemented effectively, it could hold some of its promises.
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The Maltese archipelago is home to two rat species: the Norway or Brown Rat (Rattus norvegicus) and the Ship or Black Rat (Rattus rattus). Those 2 species have a lot in common, but each has its own particularities.
Send your sightings of mammals in the Maltese archipelago to the National Museum of Natural History.
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In December, oranges are in season. The orange is a great source of Vitamin C and also a great source of fiber which helps to reduce high cholesterol levels helping to prevent atherosclerosis.
Read more and check out our Orange Mousse recipe!
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The “Malta Farm Map” aims to support local farmers sell their local fruits and vegetables by connecting farmers and customers directly in this time of crisis.
Farmers put a lot of work and passion into growing food, and we want citizens to get a glimpse of that. Right now people want to support local farmers but are finding it hard to purchase from them. Customers can now locate their nearest friendly farmer and buy their fresh local produce directly. In that way they will be promoting the local farming community which had already been struggling even before the current crisis.
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Every donation, no matter how small, is an invaluable contribution towards Friends of the Earth Malta's work.
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