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Welcome to The Earth Centre!
http://www.shef.ac.uk/~ec/
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Lawrence F. London, Jr. - Venaura Farm - Chapel Hill, NC, USA
mailto:london@sunSITE.unc.edu http://sunSITE.unc.edu/InterGarden
mailto:llondon@mathernet.com http://mathernet.com/llondon
Title: Welcome to The Earth Centre!
"It is going to attract a huge number of people who
actually want to see what a green future could be like."
Jonathon Porritt, The Earth Centre Film, writer and broadcaster
The Earth Centre is...
...a new environmental education centre with exciting plans for the future
and a hands-on approach to sustainability.
Based at Conisbrough, near Doncaster (UK), it is the start of a vision
which will transform 350 acres (142 ha) of reclaimed landscape
into a world centre for a sustainable future by the year 2000.
Discover The Earth Centre...
The Earth Centre Concept
The Earth Centre of The Future...
and Conisbrough of the past, with a link to Conisbrough Castle
The Millennium Commission awards £50 million. Celebrate with Chateau Ivanhoe
Aquatic Ecology at The Earth Centre
Want to know more? Environment and sustainability on the Web
Become Involved...
Whether you are a staunch supporter of the Earth Centre, or this is your first introduction, we hope you have found The Earth Centre's Web pages useful. They are in an experimental stage at present (like the Earth Centre; 'under construction'!), and we would welcome your support and comments.
You can contact The Earth Centre for more information (why not become a member?), but don't turn up yet! Due to the large amount of construction work being undertaken on site, visitor access has had to be restricted, in the interests of safety. Watch this space for the date of the grand re-opening!
The Earth Centre, Kilner's Bridge, Doncaster Road,
Denaby Main, South Yorkshire, DN12 4DY
Telephone (+44) 01709 770566
or Fax (+44) 01709 861727
Or you can contact the editor of these pages, Sid Duty of SBD Environmental Engineering, directly by e-mail.
We hope to make more contacts available in time.
We would like to thank Sheffield University for kindly donating the home for these pages.
'Trainspotterscorner': For best results maximise your browser (at 800x600), and use a proportional 12pt font.
All images are 16 colour for speed, but will become 16m jpgs when enough people have a suitable browser.
These pages have been designed by Sid Duty, 4 March 1996, and the information on these pages
(provided by the author, representing The Earth Centre in good faith),
is believed to be correct at the time of writing, and is not legally binding.
Thankyou and goodnight.