The Chatham Green Project has been celebrating this important day which draws attention to the incredible wildlife with whom we share this planet
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.
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!
It's been a wonderful first BioBlitz at Hyde Hall Farm, Chatham Green today
Our 'Nature Detectives' had a wonderful time exploring the farm this morning and discovering the wildlife that inhabits it. We followed nature's clues and found a whole host of creepy crawlies to identify!
The Wilderness Foundation UK has achieved an important benchmark by being awarded the Learning Outside the Classroom (LOtC) Quality Badge
Today the Wilderness Foundation had a visit from the ladies at the Women’s Institute (WI) of Sandon, Essex. WI is a voluntary organisation founded over 100 years ago that allows women across the UK to become more involved in bettering their community as well as learning new skills and taking part in various activities. Sandon [...]
Half Term is just around the corner and we have a busy schedule of fun activities in the outdoors for children now available for booking Sunday 22 May 10.30 a.m. to 12.30 p.m. Family Sunday Pond-Dipping Special – Come and discover what we have in the pond at Chatham Green and reward yourself for all [...]
We are delighted to have been approved as a partner of the Children's University, which means that when children come to learn and enjoy activities at the Chatham Green Project in Essex, they can now use this to count towards their certificate.
Once a month, on a Sunday morning (except during school holidays) we are pleased to offer the chance for families to come and enjoy time on the farm
The Wilderness Foundation UK operates six community allotment plots, tended by a range of volunteers and youth groups with varying needs. Our organic produce is distributed both within the community and to the local food bank.
The Wilderness Foundation UK (WFUK) is very excited to be partnering with Pyrgo Primary School to support their Science curriculum this term.
FELSTED SCHOOL USE NATURE ART TO HIGHLIGHT UN GLOBAL GOALS FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT On Friday the 2nd October 2015 we were pleased to host another visit from Felsted Preparatory School at our Chatham Green site. The versatility of our site really lends itself to many learning objectives that schools are seeking. Felsted School had asked us [...]
SUMMER NATURE CLUB Last week we ran our summer nature club, which despite the weather, was thoroughly enjoyed by all our young visitors. The main aim of the week was to teach children about the natural world through a number of activities taking place across our 400 acre site. They were given the opportunity to explore and discover [...]