The Word Forest Organisation is launching a new series of articles entitled ‘The Value of Trees’. Each piece in the series will explore a key ecosystem service delivered by forest

Self-published by Lianne Bell earlier this year, How on Earth Can I Be Eco-Friendly? is a funny, engaging and insightful read that doesn’t sugar-coat some frank truths. It provides practical

We are blessed to have so many skills donated by an incredibly talented bunch of volunteers. Bethany Martin is one of them. She’s an amazing designer and along with terrific

Why is charcoal in high demand? When wood is burnt in low oxygen conditions it produces charcoal. Once a highly available and affordable source of fuel, charcoal production is now

We are thrilled to smash a bottle of vegan bubbly on the side of The Phat Collection, a selection of stunningly stylish, ethical tee-shirts now available from our shop. They’re

Places of sanctuary, a friend in the forest, the holder of secrets for the explorer. These are a few of their gifts. Trees speak to me, they dance in my

What is fast fashion? The desirability of cheap clothing has brought huge success to the fashion industry for many years. Affordable high-street retailers have attracted vast amounts of revenue from

Environmental stress is real. We’re trying to uncover new ways to help people cope with eco-anxiety. We want to help people who are struggling with it, turn negative stress into

Our exciting new venture into merchandise Here at The Word Forest Organisation we’re branching out (pun intended) into a whole new realm of products aimed to simultaneously help raise funds

From the air we breathe to the food we eat to the earth beneath us, nature surrounds us and is essential to our lives. That’s why on July 28, 2020,

I don’t know about you, but I’m getting rather fed up with all of the coronavirus doom and gloom that’s dominating the news at the moment. Every day, we receive