We are pleased to bring you news of a course that we feel may be of interest to our Friends and supporters…
Pathways to Inner Guidance
Leona Aroha Graham & Rhiannon Hanfman
Saturday 5th June, 2010
Faced with a variety of environmental, social and economic crises in the world plus our own individual lives all demanding difficult [...]
Art Therapist and Jungian Analyst Mary-Jayne Rust (who ran our very popular “Power of Wild Places Workshop in 2008) has written to let us know about a forthcoming Ecopsychology Event that may be of interest to our Friends and participants.
Sat 23rd Jan: One Day Ecopsychology Conference at The Node, Nr Knebworth, Hertfordshire.
This one day conference [...]
There is something good about coming to the end of a busy year with the prospect of a fresh one over the horizon. It gives us time to set new goals and start afresh with new initiatives. I would like to thank everyone for their continued support and encouragement. After all, your commitment [...]
5th – 13th March 2010
Join a group of women on a wilderness trail that is guaranteed to give you time out, peace and quiet, a good laugh, adventure, and time to just be yourself…
Your journey begins with an evening flight on Friday 5th March departing the UK for Johannesburg. You arrive on 6th March and [...]
International wilderness conservation received a major boost on November 7th at the World Wilderness Congress in Merida, Mexico.
Representatives from Mexico, Canada, and the United States signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) creating a framework for future cooperation and coordination between the three nations for wilderness conservation.
“This is a historic moment for the National Park Service [...]
On Saturday 21st November TurnAround Two came to a close. Surrounded by families, friends, mentors, patrons and funders, the young participants enjoyed an evening of celebration to mark their successful completion of the programme. We were delighted to be joined by Mr Rupert Gosling, The High Sheriff of Essex, together with Mr Andrew Sheepshanks, one [...]
Today the world acknowledges the remarkable recent progress in HIV/AIDS awareness, detection, and remediation. As the Wilderness Foundation commends this progress, it remains confronted daily with the reality of the stigma, denial, and continued contraction of HIV at an alarming rate in areas of the Eastern Cape, South Africa. Here, where the Wilderness Foundation Africa [...]
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The Wilderness Foundation UK’s cross-culutral young women’s leadership programme – Wild Swans – was covered in the Knysa-Plett Herald today. In an article focusing on the application and selection process that whittled down the initial 450 girls who came forward, to the four who earned the chance to join the trail in KwaZulu Natal, the [...]
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After a fantastically successful social evening at the Tate Britain in September, we have planned another for January 2010 but this time at the Natural History Museum, London to see the fabulous Veolia Environment Wildlife Photographer of the Year exhibition.
Date: 29th January 2010
Time: 6:30 p.m.
Venue: Natural History Museum, London
Come and experience a unique night out [...]
News has reached us via our Friend Bittu Sihgal of a wonderful five day festival that recently took place in India, which aimed to raise support for Tiger conservation and highlight the benefits of this work when attempting to mitigate climate change. Over 15,000 people took part in the “Walk for the Tigers” – [...]
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