The Chatham Green Project has been celebrating this important day which draws attention to the incredible wildlife with whom we share this planet
Jules Pretty and colleagues call for a revolution to bring Nature into our lives At the University of Essex, we have worked for 15 years on how Nature produces mental and physical health benefits. We call this ‘green exercise’. It works for all people, young and old, rich and poor, all cultural groups, in all [...]
Our colleagues at the Cairngorms National Park are offering their popular "Winter Tree Identification Course" again this March
This is a great time of year to look out for nature highways – badgers are especially good at making them as they ramble around looking for food at night, like this one in our meadow.
A quick reminder that we have 2 free places available on our Youth Mentoring course in Berkshire this weekend (25th/26th February.)
Our rhino protection work in South Africa is being supported by boys from Eton College through the Eton College Rhino Ambassadors programme.
The University of Westminster is undertaking a new research project looking at the impact of green exercise. We are inviting our supporters to participate in this valuable research
Wilderness Foundation Africa CEO Andrew Muir represented the global wilderness movement at the recent Davos World Economic Forum Meeting
Please help us to help both Nature and People through this urgent appeal. We need to raise £50,000 to continue our work.
This barn owl has been using our peaceful site to hunt small mammals most afternoons for the past month.
We are seeking volunteer youth leaders for our brand new seasonal Children's Activity Camps. Get experience, make contacts and work in nature!
As we come to the end of 2016, we hope you've had a good year. From the entire Wilderness Foundation UK team, we wanted to wish you a very Merry Christmas.
We recently celebrated the graduation of TurnAround 7 as well as the success of the second wilderness trail.
On 22nd November 2016 representatives from our TurnAround Essex group travelled to London to meet Sir John Kemp-Welch at the Dulverton Trust
An Al Jazeera undercover team penetrated the network of dealers, agents and traffickers who profit from the multi-million dollar trade in Rhino horn