The Big Green Clash
Richmond Triumphs Over Green Gazelles September 8, 2024 – Richmond Athletic Ground, London, UK Richmond Rugby Club secured an impressive victory over the Green Gazelles in a tightly contested match at The Big Green Clash, which not only entertained rugby fans but also raised significant awareness for earth-caring causes. The match, hosted at Richmond Athletic […]
A Lovely Interview In V-Land Magazine
Listen to this article: What a joy it was to have the Word Forest Bring & Share Vegan Lunches (and more) highlighted in an interview with our CEO, Tracey West, by Ray Star of V-Land Magazine. V-Land’s mission is to inform, entertain, and unite, whilst inspiring curiosity. They have been serving vegans, vegetarians and the […]
Permaculture: Principles and Practice – Part 3
Listen to this article: Permaculture – the idea of living lightly on the planet – has been around for half a century. For some, it’s a sustainable and environmentally friendly way of living. For those living in countries devastated by climate change, it can be the difference between life and death. For Word Forest, permaculture […]
The Strength Of A Woman
Listen to this article: This lovely article from our Kenyan colleague shows how women’s lives are being transformed through education and empowerment. Thank you to all our supporters for facilitating this work. Behind every great woman in Kenya, there is another great woman! Women are generally known by their innate qualities of endurance, empathy, creativity, […]
Mitigating The Climate Crisis One Dinner Plate At A Time
Listen to this article: Our ever dedicated CEO and MD have been invited to be the guest speakers at an online meeting of the London Vegans, to talk about Word Forest – its mission and ethics and its new fundraising initiative, which stitches in those ethics and opens up new possibilities for fostering conversation and […]
Trees and Their Place in Celtic Mythology – Part 2
Listen to this article: Trees have long been revered by the Celtic peoples for their wisdom, and used as crafting materials and even for their healing properties. It is no wonder that they are often so central to the stories that have carried through the ages and are described in such great detail despite their […]
Support For Women In Conservation
Listen to this article: This is a lovely article by Cyprian Ogoti, environmental journalist and passionate conservationist in Kenya, about why inclusivity is important and the difference supporting women as well as men can make. Support for women in conservation often arises from a recognition of historical gender imbalances and a desire to promote diversity […]
46C Summer Days and Supercell Storms are Britain’s Future and Now is Our Last Chance to Prepare
Listen to this article: Are you sitting comfortably? That’s good, because if you continue reading this article, this snapshot of a potential and greatly disturbing future is poised to give you an uncomfortable ride. Our Special Scientific Advisor, Professor Bill McGuire recently penned an article for The Guardian. As shocking to the core as it […]
Celebrating the International Day of Forests on Rusinga Island
Listen to this article: Our decision to ensure the UN’s International Day of Forests would always fall within Word Forest’s Trees Are The Key Awareness Week, was a deliberate one. This amazing celebratory day for biodiversity always occurs on the 21st of March and this year, it fell on a Thursday. On Rusinga Island in […]