SUISIUM

Exploring principles, policies and practices – including cultural perspectives – relevant to:

• Climate Change & Resilience
• Environmental Governance
• Regenerative Sustainability
• Animal Heritage & Welfare

Also photography and writing on natural and local history, arts and crafts, literature and worldviews.

More writing on nature and the environment @ ECOS https://www.ecos.org.uk/ecos-author/janet-mackinnon

Main website images show the River Severn at Caersws.

​”Caersws (Powys) is a nucleated village that stands on the site of a Roman fortification. It was recorded as Caerswys in the 14th century. Caer- is the post-Roman Gaulish replacement for -dunon, and can refer to any fortified place. -sws is likely to be the old name of the Afon Carno. The 14th century form, -swys, points to a British Vasconic suiS(e) ‘tree’. The Romans might have called the place ‘SUISIUM,'” according to Angus J Huck.