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TurnAround Essex group enjoy a successful week canoeing on the River Wye

The TurnAround Essex group has just returned from a wilderness trail in Wales.  The group spent a week canoeing on the River Wye.  This is what Ellie, one of the young people had to say about the week “It was such a magical week, every morning getting to wake up to the sound of the [...]

2018-09-26T09:46:48+01:00November 4th, 2016|Foundation News, TurnAround Essex|0 Comments

Wilderness Foundation welcomes Ambassador Christina Ballard

The Wilderness Foundation is pleased to announce that Christina Ballard has joined the charity as a voluntary Ambassador.

2018-09-26T09:46:49+01:00November 1st, 2016|Foundation News, Rees Ballard Memorial Fund|Comments Off on Wilderness Foundation welcomes Ambassador Christina Ballard

TRT World Insight programme highlights our Wilderness Therapy work

Last week a group of intrepid young people spent their time canoeing down the River Wye as part of the Wilderness Foundation's TurnAround Project. They were joined by TRT World who documented the journey and the positive effect that spending time in nature can have on mental health and wellbeing

2018-09-26T09:46:49+01:00November 1st, 2016|Foundation News, TurnAround Essex|0 Comments

Leading the debate – improving natural capital for people

Writtle University College and Essex County Council will be hosting the panel debate “Improving natural capital for people” on Tuesday 1 November with experts in conservation, natural environment and sustainability.

2018-09-26T09:46:49+01:00October 31st, 2016|Events, Foundation News|0 Comments

Do you remember your wilderness journey?

The Wilderness Foundation UK has created a new Facebook group to launch our Wilderness Trails Alumni The aim of the group is to gather alumnus who have walked the unique trails of the iMfolozi, Drakensberg, St. Lucia, Ovango, Wild Coast, Pilanesberg and Kalahari with the guides of the Wilderness Leadership School.

2018-09-26T09:46:49+01:00October 11th, 2016|Foundation News, Wilderness Trails|0 Comments

WILD11 – Interview with Vance Martin

In the first of what we hope will become a regular series with key social good players, Wilderness Foundation Africa (WFA) meets up with Vance Martin, President of the WILD Foundation based in the USA who also sits on the executive committee of Wilderness Foundation Global (WFG).   Vance has just returned from the IUCN [...]

2018-09-26T09:46:49+01:00October 5th, 2016|Foundation News, Wild11|0 Comments

IAPF Anti-Poaching Lecture in London

Join us for this rare opportunity to meet IAPF Founder Damien Mander and hear about his inspiring work in helping to protect up to 40% of the world's rhinos in the harsh conditions that exist along the border between South Africa & Mozambique   On Sunday 18th September 2016 Damien will be delivering a lecture [...]

2018-09-26T09:46:49+01:00September 12th, 2016|Events|0 Comments

BBC Breakfast coverage of TurnAround trail week in north Wales

On the 22nd August, Wilderness Foundation UK were pleased to have the film crew from BBC Breakfast to visit our participants from TurnAround Berkshire on their week of adventure, challenge, growing independence, character building and personal growth in North Wales.  Here is their coverage of these wonderful young people and their experiences: The natural health service [...]

2018-09-26T09:46:50+01:00September 6th, 2016|Foundation News, TurnAround Essex|0 Comments

TurnAround trail week in north Wales filmed by BBC Breakfast

On Monday 22nd August 2016 our young TurnAround Berkshire participants headed up to north Wales for a week of adventure, challenge, growing independence, character building and personal growth.

2018-09-26T09:46:50+01:00August 30th, 2016|CEO's Blog 2016, Foundation News, TurnAround Essex|Comments Off on TurnAround trail week in north Wales filmed by BBC Breakfast

Using Nature As Part of An Employability Course

TurnAround Project participants complete a three day employability course. This course, benefitting vulnerable youth in Essex, was kindly awarded by the Salter McKinlay Charitable Fund administered by Essex Community Foundation.

2018-09-26T09:46:50+01:00August 26th, 2016|Foundation News, TurnAround Essex|Comments Off on Using Nature As Part of An Employability Course
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