Say Hello to the Farmer's Side: We're Fed Up Alliance Opens Doors for Climate Activists
Activists granted access to farms for climate-focused exploration by farmers - Farmers Officially Welcome Climate Change on Their Lands
Ready to swap cities for fields? Farmers and activists unite: the alliance "We're Fed Up" has a plan to bust cobwebs of mutual misunderstandings. Across Germany, around 30 farmers will welcome the climate and animal welfare movement's crusaders into their operations from Thursday to Sunday (22nd), as announced by the alliance, fighting for a socially just agricultural transformation. Join us in Müncheberg, Potsdam, and Märkisch Luch in Brandenburg.
Freeze those activism jitters! In this meat-and-potatoes meeting, activists will be immersed in the nitty-gritty of farm life and work for two days. The visionaries from the Brandenburg operations hail from nature conservation associations and Greenpeace, says the alliance.
You might know "We're Fed Up" for their eye-catching protests at the Green Week agricultural fair in Berlin. This dogged team demands a more eco-conscious agricultural culture. Time and again, reports surface about suspected animal welfare issues from livestock farms, sparking demonstrations.
Registration? Farm visits? Details? You ask, and they'll deliver!
- Intrepid climate activists,
- Mother Nature herself,
- Müncheberg,
- Potsdam,
- Berlin,
- Sunday.
Enough chit-chat, let's get our hands dirty together! 🌱🌽💪
- The We're Fed Up alliance, known for their advocacy for a more eco-conscious agricultural culture, has announced a unique opportunity for climate activists to immerse themselves in farm life.
- This event, taking place in Müncheberg, Potsdam, and Märkisch Luch in Brandenburg, will offer activists a hands-on experience in the farming industry, a genre they might not be familiar with.
- The alliance seeks to bridge the gap between farmers and climate activists by inviting activists from organizations like nature conservation associations and Greenpeace to learn about the realities of farming life.
- As renewable energy and environmental science play crucial roles in the fight against climate-change, this collaboration between farmers and activists could potentially shape a more sustainable industry in the future.
