What is the Transition Towns movement?

What is the Transition Towns movement?

The Transition Towns movement is a grassroots initiative aimed at building community resilience in response to climate change and economic instability. It encourages local communities to become more self-sufficient and sustainable.

How did the movement start?

The movement began in 2005 in Totnes, England, when Rob Hopkins and others sought to create a community response to peak oil and climate change.

What are some key principles of the movement?

Key principles include community engagement, sustainability, local production, and reducing reliance on fossil fuels.

Can you give examples of successful Transition Towns?

Sure! Some successful examples include Totnes in the UK, Kinsale in Ireland, and Transition Towns in various countries like Australia and Canada.

How can I get involved in my local Transition Town?

You can start by visiting the Transition Network website to find local groups, attend meetings, or participate in community projects.