Change: and independent curator James Brady, Gaia Project is a new independent artist-led, cross-disciplinary environmental arts organisation that embodies a creative response to the challenges that climate change   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 799)

Change: artists with professionals in other non-arts fields (such as the earth sciences), and working closely with local government, local communities, cultural and environmental NGOs; Gaia ProjectProject’s embodiescore anobjective (through its varied activities) is empoweringto develop and creativefacilitate responsea wide social engagement and debate in   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 802)

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Change: arts group based in the North West of England. The size and constitution of our work changes in relation to the form of our collective projects. We are dedicated to promoting a wider public understanding and appreciation of the holistic inter-relationship between the visual arts, landscape, and the environment. Our   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 572)

Change: change, sustainability and environmental issues through their practice. Gaia Project aims to offer an alternative and accessible method of communicating the environmental and climate change phenomenon. Environmental science alone   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 572)

Change:  phenomenon in a much bigger picture – a picture that looks uglier by the day. DoSo, do we just sit back in ignorance and watch? Go figure…James Brady Gaia Project - Director/Curator   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 536)

Change:  century and phenomenon in a much bigger picture – a picture that looks uglier by the day. Do we just sit back and watch? Go figure… James Brady Gaia Project - Director/Curator   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 533)

Change: You have heard the stories and seen the pictures: peak oil to economic recession – droughts to floods – species extinction to melting ice caps   View changes from previous version. (Word count: 526)