Friday 26 November 2021 was by far my most memorable workday. A day that demonstrated to me the combined superpowers of tiny trees and communities committed to making a positive change. 

A blog written by our Communications Coordinator, Sophia Klose, who attended a Tiny Forest Community Tree Planting Day at West Berkshire Community Hospital ahead of National Tree Week 2021.

Having access to a healthy forest is a priority for social improvement and community well-being, especially in the context of climate-related changes to cities. 

Reflections from our Research Intern for the Tiny Forest programme, Caroline Pilat.

There is much anticipation for the upcoming COP26 event taking place from 31 October until 12 November in Glasgow, here in the UK. The 2021 UN summit could be the world’s best last chance to get runaway climate change under control. But what exactly is COP26 and what does it hope to achieve?

Here’s a simple guide.

We need to see major commitments to safeguard the planet, explains Steve Andrews, CEO of Earthwatch Europe

Earthwatch’s vision is a world where humanity lives within our means and in balance with nature. As world leaders start to pack their bags and head for Scotland, this vision has never been more important.

And it is not going to be achieved without fundamental change in the way we all live our lives.