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Meet the Earthed Team
Behind the scenes, there is a passionate team working tirelessly to make Earthed the thriving hub it is. We are a small but mighty team, from environmental experts to experienced entrepreneurs, sharing a common goal: to empower individuals to become stewards of the Earth.
Nature is Free and So Are We: Environmental Education for All
Earthed is thrilled to announce that access to its online video classes and community area is now completely open-access and free. We are marking our one year anniversary by stepping up our mission to remove barriers to education and access to nature, making it even easier for people…
Restore Nature Now: The Essential Role of Protest in Nature Restoration & Conservation
On 22nd June 2024, London will host what aims to be the largest gathering for nature and climate that the UK, and much of the world, has ever seen. The Restore Nature Now demonstration is a legal, peaceful, inclusive and family-friendly march. In this blog, we share our…
Ecosystem Restoration: Three Pathways to Bring Nature Back
How do we restore the natural world? There is no single answer - in fact, there are a multitude of ways to engage in ‘ecosystem restoration’. Whether big or small, every effort makes a huge difference. Each route, in some capacity, supports thriving ecosystems, soil restoration and supports…
What is Permaculture?
Permaculture is connected to regenerative philosophy. As a way of thinking, it asks us to consider the impact individual parts have on the whole ecosystem. Permaculture is a way of viewing the world and interacting with it. It asks us to remember that, as humans, we too are…
Honoring Ancestral Wisdom: Tuntiak Katan and the Power of Indigenous Knowledge in the Amazon
In an era seeking solutions to global ecological crises, the wisdom of Indigenous peoples offers invaluable insights into sustainable coexistence with nature. Globally, Indigenous peoples manage or hold tenure over lands that harbor 80% of the planet's biodiversity. Our latest course at Earthed, "Tradition and Transformation in the…
3 Key Practices to Restore Ecosystems In Your Garden
Different ecosystems require different approaches depending on the level of ‘degradation’. Degradation means the depletion of resources such as quality of air, water and soil; the destruction of ecosystems; habitat destruction; the extinction of wildlife; and pollution. Sadly, science has proven that it’s not enough to simply address the…
Lessons in Flames: A Look at the History of California Wildfires
Fire possesses a dual nature: it can be both a fierce destroyer and a vital rejuvenator. The escalating wildfires across California highlight this duality, urging us to look deeper into both the science and the rich histories intertwined with this natural phenomenon. Rooted in the wisdom of indigenous…