This review of Making Woodland Crafts and Storytelling for a Greener World appeared in issue 51 (spring/Summer 2015) of Reforesting Scotland. It was reviewed by Ian Edwards.
Book Review: Making Woodland Crafts and Storytelling for a Greener World
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Book Review: Storytelling for a Greener World
This is an extract of a review due to appear in the April issue of ECOS, the members magazine of the British Association of Nature Conservationists (BANC). Reviewed by Lisa Schneidau. Storytelling for a Greener…
Book Review: Storytelling for a Greener World
Reviewed by Arran Stibbe in Green Letters, published online on the 26th November 2014. This is an extract, and a link to the full text is provided at the end. Storytelling for a Greener World…
Storytelling for a Greener World at the Scottish International Storytelling Festival
If you are in Edinburgh on Sunday 26 October, be sure to head to the Royal Botanical Garden for a wonderful afternoon of story walks and performances. And don’t let the wind and the rain…
Book Review: Storytelling for a Greener World
Storytelling for a Greener World by Alida Gersie, Anthony Nanson and Edward Schieffelin – Reviewed by Janet Dowling in Facts and Fiction Magazine. This is an extract only; as Facts and Fiction Magazine is entirely independent, and…
Inspiration for a Greener World: Response to April 11th Event
We recently had a pre-launch celebration for our new book, Storytelling for a Greener World. It was an evening of talks, songs and stories, aimed at being inspirational and motivating. Of course, it is not always easy to…
Book Review: Storytelling for a Greener World
Storytelling for a Greener World: Environment, Community and Story-Based Learning edited by Alida Gersie, Anthony Nanson and Edward Schieffelin with Charlene Collison and Jon Cree Reviewed by Nimue Brown from Druidlife blog 1st April 2014
Storytelling for a Greener World: Tales, Talks and Songs
Friday 11 April 7.30pm at Stroud Subscription Rooms Moving stories of re-connecting with nature and also hard hitting talks by Jonathon Porritt of Forum for the Future and Alida Gersie, co-editor of a new Hawthorn…
