
I’ve scoured the web for interesting and useful dates for 2022 – if you have a date you’d like to add to the list please […] Read More
Courses, workshops and books to unlock nature's secrets to happiness, health and wellbeing
I’ve scoured the web for interesting and useful dates for 2022 – if you have a date you’d like to add to the list please […] Read More
It’s great to see so much being posted this week for mental health awareness week on the benefit of nature-connection for helping with loneliness. My […] Read More
Recently my friend and fellow nature-lover, Shannon Spencer who is 23, put out a short anonymous mental health survey on her social media. 39 people […] Read More
I’m delighted to be offering workshops at Burning Woman Festival this year at Whistlewood Common in south Derbyshire. 3 – 5 June 2022 There are […] Read More
Finally the audiobook of Think like a Tree: the natural principles guide to life has made it to listener’s ears. This was a project that […] Read More
The IPPC report ‘Climate Change 2022: Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerability makes for somber reading, and the authors stressed that the solutions are as much political […] Read More
You can listen to myself and JK chatting about all things nature, biomimicry, permaculture and the many different ways we can learn from nature for […] Read More
I was wondering the other day why the new year is seen as the time to plan your life – ‘new year, new you’ and […] Read More
From my own woodland in Derbyshire, England, I explain the ideas behind Think like a Tree and how nature can show us how to live […] Read More
There are patterns common to all living things. These have been developed into a set of principles. I’ve gathered some from permaculture, some from biomimicry, […] Read More
Today’s Observer newspaper contains an interesting article about how the climate denial movement has transformed into the climate confusion movement. In this article I suggest […] Read More
I was inspired to share this excerpt from my book Think like a Tree: The natural principles guide to life for the benefit of all […] Read More
Wilding. The return of nature to a British farm, by Isabella Tree. Despite never having visited Isabella’s Knepp estate in Sussex I already know that […] Read More
I’ve just returned from a full-on four days in London at the UK’s largest wellbeing festival. Held in Olympia, a Victorian-built exhibition space, we stood […] Read More
When it comes to resilience our tree cousins are masters. They are undoubtedly our best teachers, having learned numerous tactics over hundreds of millions of […] Read More
You have probably seen the buzz around Marie Kondo’s de-cluttering phenomenon. It’s caught the mood, because, quite accurately, we, in the modern world have accumulated […] Read More
People often look at me as if I’m bonkers when I say that trees can see. But when you think about it, it’s obvious that […] Read More
There are patterns common to all living things – these have been developed into a set of principles. Some are from permaculture, some from biomimicry, […] Read More