Projects

Located in France, in the hills of the  Pyrenees. this independent school has an immersive connection with nature and the mountain landscapes of Moulis, incorporating outdoor classes, wildlife tracking, and environmental stewardship into daily student life. 

The Lost Gardens of Heligan was re-awakened in the 1990s to become one of Europe's largest garden restoration projects, headed by Tim Smitt founder of the Eden Project.

Maple farm is a 30-acre rewilding project on former grazing land on the Surrey-Sussex boundary. The project aims to demonstrate the principles of rewilding on a small-scale,  

An Elizabethan manor and a Cornish gem, Trerice remains little changed by the advances in building fashions over the centuries thanks to long periods under absentee owners. The house is open seasonally for you to learn about its history and collection, with daily talks providing further detail

The BeeArc project links the care and protection of the honeybee and nature to how human beings can face up to the social, economic, environmental and cultural challenges we face today.

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Tucked into the southwest corner of Wiltshire this organic farm spreads across 2,600 acres. Pertwood operates a  mixed organic farming programme of grains, legumes, and cattle.

Wahat al Salam Neve Shalom, the Oasis of Peace village in Israel, is the host of one of the most significant and unique projects – The Honey Path.