It’s no secret that today most of the younger generation have access to more information than ever before at the touch of a button. Many of them are switched on

We are thrilled to announce our new corporate partnership with King & Allen, Bespoke Tailors! King & Allen are an inclusive tailors that celebrate diversity and ignite personal style –

Our virtual woodland of British native trees continues with the Elder tree. These videos have been lovingly created and curated by one of our wonderful volunteers, Anna Parkinson.

As the risks facing our natural world increase, environmentalists are always looking for new ways to tackle issues such as deforestation, climate change and carbon emissions. Whilst many organisations such

The past few years have seen the popularity of veganism mushroom (pardon the pun). What was once seen as an extreme lifestyle is now a mainstream diet adopted by a

Our virtual woodland of British native trees continues with the Douglas Fir tree. These videos have been lovingly created and curated by one of our wonderful volunteers, Anna Parkinson.

The importance of Environmental, Social and Corporate Governance (ESG) is perhaps more important to the economy’s infrastructure than first anticipated. The topic of ESG, it’s ideologies and what this model

What Is It And How Can We Tackle It? Period poverty is something that affects women, girls and other people who menstruate across the world, yet it often goes unnoticed

Our virtual woodland of British native trees continues with the Dogwood tree. These videos have been lovingly created and curated by one of our wonderful volunteers, Anna Parkinson.

The importance of the water cycle The availability of water for all living organisms and for the regulation of local and global weather patterns is dependent on the water cycle.

It’s hard to believe that a whole year has gone by since the wonderful evening in the Marine Theatre, Lyme Regis that saw the premiere of The Word Forest Organisation’s

Our virtual woodland of British native trees continues with the Chestnut tree. These videos have been lovingly created and curated by one of our wonderful volunteers, Anna Parkinson.