A conference celebrating sustainable building materials is set to take place in Norfolk.
The Future is Earth event - which is marking its 30th anniversary - will be held at the Gamekeeper in Old Buckenham on November 28.
It will explore the use of sustainable, recyclable materials, which have a minimal environmental impact, in the face of rapid climate change.
The construction industry is increasingly shifting towards sustainable practices, and the conference aims to highlight the importance of historic earth-builds in East Anglia, and the future of earthen architecture.
The conference will feature a range of speakers from the industry, including Anthony Hudson of Hudson Architects, who will discuss the low-energy CobBauge House, in Fakenham.
Will Stanwix, from the Hemp Block Company, will talk about developments in earth block production, while Malcolm Carrington, director of MSC Naturally, will present his patented interlocking mortar-free earth block, Bettablok.
Tickets for the conference can be bought on Eventbrite.
Student concessions are available, and a six-hour CPD certificate will be provided.
Lunch and refreshments are included with the ticket.
The conference will run from 10am to 4.30pm.
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