Listen to this article. We trust you’re enjoying the serialisation of our Report and Accounts. In episode three, our amazing Patron, esteemed meteorologist and TV weather forecaster, Clare Nasir, puts

Listen to this article. This article was first published in The Oxford Blue magazine. The illustration is by Imogen Edmundson. Our relationship with nature is based on the weak foundations of

Listen to this article. Welcome to episode two of the articles that formed our Report and Accounts this year.  If you missed our CEO Tracey West’s address last week, why

Listen to this article. We are delighted to bring you the first episode in a serialisation of articles that comprise the Word Forest Report and Accounts for 2022-23. There are

Listen to this article. Over the years, traditional farming practices have caused a lot of damage to the soil and environment, leading many people to abandon farming altogether. The concept

Listen to this article. In 2007, the small town of Modbury, located in Devon, England, became the first town in Europe to completely ban plastic bags. The initiative, started by

Listen to this article. An Edible Classroom is a large stone-constructed building in rural Kenya that has a clear mission: to bring people together to learn how to put more

Listen to this article. At Word Forest we are always looking for ways to improve how we tell our stories about the climate emergency. Electronic accessibility or e-accessibility is one

Listen to this article. Having worked with the Murang’a Youth Bunge County Forum CBO (MYBCF) through the Green Hearts Organisation last year to fund the planting of 4224 saplings as

Listen to this article. Plastic waste has become one of the biggest environmental concerns of our time. According to a report by the Ellen MacArthur Foundation, there could be more

Listen to this article. Planning a legacy forest is always tinged with sadness because somebody has passed away, but the impact those trees go on to have in supporting life

Listen to this article. It was with great excitement earlier this week that the Word Forest Team received news of the charity’s recognition as a recipient of the prestigious NatWest