Everyone has something to offer; from experts to participants, our projects encourage everyone’s voices to be heard, and create new opportunities for co-creation.
We are hugely thankful to the many people who contribute to our work
Collaborations produce diverse, meaningful programmes and are the foundation to our project development. Aligned partnerships provide new opportunities for innovative approaches to develop and build support systems within this field of work.
Current activity is enabling engagement with farmers, schools and diverse organisations and experienced public facing experts, including artists, filmmakers, foragers, ecologists, chefs, agroecological practitioners and short-chain food producers, creatives and researchers. Together they share their varied perspectives, skills and opportunities to improve the disconnect to our land.
We are proud to have worked with:
- Suffolk, Essex & Coast & Heaths; Farming in Protected Landscapes
- Suffolk County Council
- East Suffolk Council
- Suffolk Community Foundation
- Blyth Valley Cluster Farms
- Wakelyns; Agroforestry
- Barleybird CIC
- Suffolk Refugee Support
- StepCIC
- Suffolk Libraries
- Suffolk Wildlife Trust
- Connecting Constable & Gainsborough Landscape Recovery Project
- Blyth Community Conservation Network
- ASSET Academy Trust, and all their schools
- Bramfield House School
- Kelsale Primary School
- Jon Tyler; conservationist and forager
- Feadora Morris; ecologist, tree warden and mental health nature engagement practitioner
- Kasia Posen; community artist and diverse project developer
- Gaina Dunsire; farms/school expert and agroecological consultant
- Lola De Mille; chef and food justice developer
- Contemporary Hempery
- Willow Phoenix
- Jannine Parry; expert grower
- Harry Read; ecologist and nature filmmaker
- Juventus; youthwork, young unaccompanied asylum seeker support
- Studio 31; Landscape Architects
Collaborate with us
If you’re passionate about making a difference and interested in collaborating or supporting our work, we’d love to connect. Whether you’re an organisation, expert, or community group, join us in creating innovative, impactful programmes that foster a deeper connection with the land and empower future generations.
Reach out today to explore partnership opportunities.