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.

Coffee is one of the most widely-traded products in the agricultural commodities market, with a retail value of USD$83 billion (£64 billion) and employing 125 million people worldwide in 2017.

Be afraid, be very afraid! From the first few paragraphs of the prologue, this future history novel is a roller-coaster ride of intrigue, suspense and action. Approximately half way through,

No virtual woodland of British native trees would be complete without a Birch tree. These videos have been lovingly created and curated by one of our wonderful volunteers, Anna Parkinson.

Our Board, staff and volunteers are delighted to invite you to join us online for our third AGM, on Saturday 3rd October from 12 Noon – click here to reserve your

Here at The Word Forest Organisation we’re all about planting trees that grow fast. Fast in this instance is good. The faster the tree grows the more quickly it can

As we continue our wander through a virtual woodland filled with British native trees, we come to the Beech. These videos have been lovingly created and curated by one of

Here at The Word Forest Organisation we are committed to finding new ways to educate children and adults on the dangers that  our natural world faces. As we know, keeping

Integrating the human and natural world may be having larger implications than we initially thought. Is the spread of viruses from natural sources the reason for the rise of pandemics

Trees, the beating heart of the natural world. I don’t know about you, but I’ve never really stopped to fully appreciate the extent of how wonderful our green friends actually

In recent years, huge areas of land across the world have fallen victim to the devastating effects of tree felling. The cost of this destruction to our ecosystems, our planet