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
Listen to this article. In an exciting step, Word Forest has become a member of the Devon and Plymouth Chamber of Commerce. This highly reputable institution represents a diverse range
Listen to this article. Hothouse Earth – An Inhabitant’s Guide by Bill McGuire is a thought-provoking and informative book that explores the potential consequences of climate change and global warming
Listen to this article. Tipton St John is a small but beautifully formed East Devon village that lies within the parish of Ottery St Mary. It has a population of
Listen to this article We are delighted to share this report from Kenya. The four day brick-making workshop was very successful and the Mothers, as always, enjoyed learning something new.
Listen to this article. Having your head stuck in a book about climate change seems useful when considering how to take action in saving the environment, but reading fiction? Just
Listen to this article: Listen to this article: A small group from our UK team were finally able to perform a monitoring and evaluation visit to Kenya during December 2022.
Listen to this article. We are delighted to offer a variety of short courses on our Educational Learning Platform and thrilled to launch the newest one, Spiral Wind: A Creative
So here we are at the end of Trees Are The Key Awareness Week (where did that go!?) but of course, the work goes on. We so hope that we’ve
Listen to this article. Our climate emergency: there’s more information out there than you can shake a stick at. When it comes to diving deeper into the data, it helps
Listen to this article. We all know that amazing feeling of peace that descends when we step into a forest. The air seems somehow clearer and the noise of everyday
My name is Juliet Anyanzwa and I take care of administration support for Eva Jefa, our Head of Operations and the Word Forest Team at our Permaculture Teaching Centre in
Listen to this article Oddly enough, I’ve been looking forward to the arrival of this report for some time. For the past 9 years, this sobering annual read from Global