The second open Global Earth Exchange Day in Finland took place on Wednesday 12th June 2024 in the city of Tampere, on the shore of Lake Iidesjärvi. The event was promoted in networks of environmentally-minded [...]
Sand Creek's waters snake west from the eastern plains to their confluence with the South Platte River near Commerce City four miles north of central Denver. The South Platte River supplies drinking water for people [...]
Epping Forest is a beautiful strip of ancient woodland in London, with oak, beech, ash and chestnut trees, some of which are over 500 years old. I grew up walking and playing in this forest. [...]
I have a deep connection to Captain’s Wood. It is a place I visit often because it is so utterly beautiful. Ancient trees, butterflies, birds, all sorts of incredible insects, bats, and a herd of [...]
This is the site of a sandstone quarry that was due to be rewilded and given back to the wild river valley that it had occupied over its license. A group of neighbours bravely resisted, [...]
For the past two decades Emerald View Park has been carved out of neglected and trashed woodlands and slopes above the Monongahela River in the Heart of Pittsburgh. It was a project started [...]
Three of us – me (Ali), Ayako and Danielle – met in Ryebank Fields, a small plot of rewilded land in Chorlton, Manchester. In its history, it has been a claypit and an unofficial tip; [...]
For the 2024 Global Earth Exchange, we returned to a spot on the Ware River and had a combined Summer Solstice, Water Blessing, and World Peace Day ceremony. After creating a solstice altar—see photo—and singing [...]
Autumn and I met at an area of the park where there is a natural stream that channels into cement foundations and a tunnel. It once was very piled up with garbage and tree debris. [...]
Birds of a Feather Project creates giant puppets of Gulf Coast wildlife to parade at local environmental events. We brought our Rice’s Whale, Mysticeti, as well as our new king snake, iconic great blue heron, [...]