CURRENT OPPORTUNITIES
SEDA’s magazine needs you!
The Scottish Ecological Design Association (SEDA) has been a mainstay of ecological design in Scotland since its launch in 1991. A vital part of the Association’s reach has been due to the breadth and depth of its magazine, which tackles “green” issues, disseminates good practice and links members together. SEDA members receive the online magazine every quarter via email but hard copies are available upon request.
The present editor is stepping down so the magazine team is now looking for a new volunteer who will continue and indeed improve the publication into the future. No journalistic experienced is required but SEDA membership is preferred. The team and the present editor will ensure that you are well supported as you take over the reins. If you are interested or even mildly curious, contact magazine@seda.uk.net.
SEDA welcomes new members at any time and is open to everyone with an interest in ecological design.
Our core work includes running events, promoting research, campaigning on ecological design issues and informing the public.
Many thanks for looking to support our work. To get the benefits of SEDA, please sign up as a member below, with one of the packages for individuals, firms, institutions or students / seniors.
If you wish to support us though a donation, you can do so by using the button below (you can also do this after becoming a member). Also please check out our publications for sale in the Shop.
All monies will be used to help generate information, publications and events that address and inform people about the most pressing issues of Ecological Design, in Scotland and beyond.
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Academics, architects, artists, builders, planners, students, ecologists, landscape designers, materials suppliers, woodworkers, and many more whose work or interest is concerned with design for a sustainable future.
“Through my membership with SEDA I’ve been encouraged, inspired and supported in pursuing a career in sustainable architecture.
Supporting SEDA’s work creates opportunities that are invaluable to young designers all the while, allowing sustainability to progress further in Scotland.”
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