Listen to this article. This article was first published in The Oxford Blue magazine. The illustration is by Rosie Creighton. The ecstasy of wild swimming is like looking at the

Listen to this article. Welcome to the eighth in our series of articles from the 2022-23 Word Forest Report and Accounts. In today’s episode, our esteemed colleague, Sue, discusses another

Listen to this article. Our Head Office is based in the beautiful Devon village of Tipton St John, around 4 miles inland from the popular seaside destination of Sidmouth. Our

Listen to this article. As we continue the serialisation of our Report and Accounts from 2022-23, this week we hear from Dominic Hurndall, an unwaveringly supportive  Corporate Partner to Word

Listen to this article. In the past week, our Team at Word Forest have been deeply saddened to learn of the passing of two amazing individuals; Tim Harland and Tony

Listen to this article. Another wonderful piece from our Kenya Team correspondent, Juliet Anyanzwa, showing how courage and determination can carry someone through the most difficult of times and lead

Listen to this article. Welcome to the 6th episode of the serialisation of our Report and Accounts for 2022-23.  This week, Phil Gamble recalls how inspirational the Mothers of the

Listen to this article. The event took place in Kenya at the Kenya International Conference Centre. It was a six day summit which involved leaders from and beyond Africa. The

Listen to this article. Welcome to episode 5 in the serialisation of our Report and Accounts 2022-23. If you’ve missed any of the previous articles in this series, you can

Listen to this article. Reforestation stands as a vital tool in combating climate change, preserving biodiversity and restoring the health of our ecosystems. Across the United Kingdom and the globe,

Listen to this article. Welcome to the fourth episode of the serialisation of this year’s Report and Accounts from Word Forest. If you’ve missed any of the previous episodes, they’re

Listen to this article. We are delighted to share this report from Juliet Anyanzwa, valued member of the Kenyan Word Forest Team; it shines a light on how difficult having