Listen to this article: The journey toward sustainable energy in rural Kenya is often born out of necessity, driven by the stark reality of energy
As we turned the corner into the New Year, I for one was delighted to dust myself down from the preceding 12 months, which had been absolutely gruelling. Pardon the
There are just 24 hours to go until the inaugural Trees Are The Key Awareness Week starts. Visit here to take part in all the activity throughout the week.
Follow us here on https://www.wordforest.org/week/ for all the live updates from March 15th to 21st.
This Sunday, 14th March, we’d like to wish all mums out there a truly happy Mother’s Day. We hope that you feel loved and appreciated. Trees are usually our thing
We’re delighted to share this great short video from Rising Earth News. Interviewed by Lauren Beavis, one of the founders of Rising Earth, Tracey West, CEO of The Word Forest
We at The Word Forest Organisation are delighted that actor and writer Phaldut Sharma has joined a host of celebrities that have given the charity wonderful designs for their range
So, how bad are bananas? As it turns out, a little bit worse than walking through an electric door, and a bit better than a newspaper, if that clears it
We’re pleased and very grateful to ScientistsWarning for giving us permission to share this wide-ranging interview on our website. It gives a perspective that is not always accessible or available
We are thrilled to share a piece of poetry written to promote our Trees Are The Key Awareness Week. We’ve created two versions so you can help us spread the
We’re always delighted to discuss things green and eco-friendly, so when the team behind Yoyu reached out last week, we were all ears. Not only are they promoters of the
Falmouth University Sustainability Coordinator and volunteer for The Word Forest Organisation Jake Causley invites you to be a part of ‘Sustainability Week’ – an action-packed digital campaign comprising more than
I hope old Shakespeare won’t mind me borrowing Hamlet’s most famous quote for my own contemplative monologue. It’s also something that I would love you to ponder upon too. What