Every year for the past 18 years, storyteller Ashley Ramsden has travelled to the Netherlands to tell his popular version of Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol. It has become such a tradition that many Dutch…
We had a really nice book launch at the Litteraturhuset in Oslo – it was a full house and there was wonderful interaction among the participants. Geir Harald Hagberg, one of the attendees, wrote a…
The Scottish charity Edinburgh International Centre For Spirituality and Peace (EICSP) warmly invites you to an online zoom forum with Paul Rogers. Professor Paul Rogers will present some of his latest research, followed by an…
Join us for an engaging evening as Professor Paul Rogers and Judith Large present their new book The Insecurity Trap: A Short Guide to Transformation in a thought-provoking talk. The Insecurity Trap succinctly lays out…
The Stroud-based charity SEEd recently hosted Katherine Burke to talk about her new book Earthwards: Transformative Ecological Education, proudly published by Hawthorn Press. When Katharine Burke’s pupil asked her, ‘Miss, do you think we are…
Star & Furrow is the journal of the Biodynamic Association (UK). For their Autumn 2024 issue, Neil Ravenscroft read our new Biodynamic Farming Handbook by John Bradshaw. In his review, Neil Ravenscroft highlights the urgent…
Bill Sutherland is a conservation scientist who has a YouTube channel where he posts short videos, each explaining an ecological concept and why it is important for conservation. He recently visited Huxhams Cross Farm in…
Hear songs from the autumn chapter of The Children’s Forest by Dawn Casey, Anna Richardson and Helen d’Ascoli. The songs are: Apple Star Bramble Elder have you got a cure Here’s to thee old Apple…
We are all sad to hear that Marina O’Connell passed away in early September. Her husband Mark has shared some words on 8.9ha about her life and work. You can read them here. Mark writes, “Please…