Skip to main content

About

Nature is the biggest stakeholder in the future of our planet. Our holistic approach places people and Nature in a relationship of mutual benefit. We seek to nurture thriving eco-systems for people, plants and wildlife, while recognising the challenges that people face both as individuals and as communities. Our values are to work within educational, environmental and economic systems to create more sustainable and healthier conditions for all life in the places where we live, work, play, and learn.

Our emblem

The wild rose and spider’s web remains as our historic emblem. It embodies nature’s beauty and fragility. Both the rose and the web have been embedded in thousands of years of culture and heritage, folklore and nature. The web is constantly being rebuilt with care and structure. As such it represents resilience in the landscape and the importance of renewal. The rose is an emblem of love and beauty. The rose has thorns and the spider web is fragile demonstrating that journeys are not always easy but through care and guidance and the process of change, individuals and communities can thrive and bloom.

Who we are

We are a collaborative of associates with diverse experience and with a wide range of skills and qualifications – from eco activism to horticulture and garden design, from forest school pedagogy and psychotherapy to community development, social enterprise and leadership consulting.   We have a shared understanding that Nature is the biggest stakeholder in the future of our planet.

What we do

Our mission places people and Nature in a relationship of mutual benefit.  We seek to nurture thriving eco-systems for people, plants and wildlife, while recognising the challenges that people face both as individuals and as communities.

Who we work with

We work with educators, entrepreneurs, artists, scientists, gardeners, public and charity sectors. Our ongoing conversation is how working with and for Nature engages and shapes, places,  individuals, organisations and communities.

How we work

We work with you to ask the right questions, decide what outcomes you are looking for and to match you with the skills and experience to achieve those outcomes.  We aim to ensure you have a hugely rich and enjoyable time making the changes!

 

Interested in finding out more? Contact us
“Nature often holds up a mirror so we can see more clearly the ongoing processes of growth, renewal, and transformation in our lives.” – Mary Ann Brussat

Values

Nature in mind, wellbeing at Heart.

Wellbeing

We work in ways that support resilience and wellbeing of people and places.

Collaboration

When striving for physical or cultural change our core approach is to walk alongside our clients and listen and respond to the voices of those impacted.

Sustainability

All our work is underpinned by principles of sustainability and effective use of resources.

Interdependence

Everything humans do impacts on Nature. We strive to work with Nature and for Nature for the benefit of life on earth .

Annie Davy

Coach & Facilitator

Laura Burt

Visual & Garden Designer

Kate Jury

Wildspace Designer

Mabvuto J Hardy

Administrator

Thalia Wallis

Therapeutic Facilitator

Hamish Burnett

Forest School Teacher

Helen

Treasurer

Marta Lomza

Community Engagement

Mark Lee

Landscaper

Candida March

Coach & Facilitator