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Climate Week – Webinar: Sustainable Food and Drink in the Outer Hebrides

September 30 @ 12:15 pm - 1:45 pm
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Photo of black-faced sheep on a grassy moor, the sea behind them. The Outer Hebrides Climate Week logo is overlaid at the top right, and white header text overlaid across the centre of the image reads: "Webinar: Sustainable Food and Drink in the Outer Hebrides"

📅 Wednesday 30 September 2026 | 12.15pm to 1.45pm | Online

 

The Outer Hebrides Climate Hub welcomes you to join us for this free webinar!

Did you know that the way we produce, transport, consume, and waste food is one of the biggest drivers of global emissions?

As we experience the impacts of climate change here in the Western Isles, sustainable local food and drink production is more important than ever in ensuring food resilience across our islands.

Join us for this free webinar to hear directly from food and drink producers from across the Outer Hebrides as they share their journeys towards making their business become more climate-friendly and sustainable, from reducing waste and cutting carbon to transforming how they grow, make and distribute their products.

You’ll gain insight into how supporting local, sustainable businesses supports our local economy, reduces emissions, and strengthens our local food system, and you might even pick up some practical tips to use at home, too!

Speakers include Hebridean Charcuterie, MustHeb artisan mustard, Tagsa Uibhist Community Gardens, and North Uist Distillery. There will be a facilitated Q&A following the speakers, giving you the chance to ask any questions and to share any challenges or opportunities you have experienced.

 

🎟️ Tickets are free – book your space now.

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Climate Week: Webinar: Sustainable Food and Drink in the Outer Hebrides

Join us for this free webinar to hear directly from food and drink producers from across the Outer Hebrides as they share their journeys towards making their business become more climate-friendly and sustainable, from reducing waste and cutting carbon to transforming how they grow, make and distribute their products.

Please note:

Climate Week is delivered with a range of community partners. We may share limited attendee information, such as names and attendance numbers, where necessary for partners to run their events. For full details on how we use and share personal data, please see our Privacy Notice.

Photography, filming, recording, and livestreaming may take place during this event for GDPR compliant promotional use. If you prefer not to be included, please make yourself known to the event organiser on the day.

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