Tag: Ecological Restoration

Through Earthed's partnership with EMPOCA, we hope that more young black people become visible in the outdoor industry and feel represented in their roles as guardians of our planet. To dig deeper into our partnership, we spoke with CEO Anthony Owosekun to explore the poignancy of EMPOCA and…

A personal message from Christabel Reed, co-founder and co-director of Earthed calling for your support to help us unlock £30,000 to keep education free for all: Dear Earthed Community, As we approach the end of the year, I want to take a moment to thank you for your…

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…

This month, our Earthed Community participated in rewilding Cheeseboro Canyon in collaboration with the Santa Monica Mountain Fund. We planted 200 Valley oak trees in a region impacted by the Wolsey fire. Each of these saplings has the potential to thrive for up to 600 years. 

Earthed's co-founders, Christabel and Ruby engage with Sadhguru, respected yogi, visionary and founder of the Save Soil movement, to answer a few key questions on the critical aspects of soil health.

we LOVE planting trees, BUT restoring our planet requires so much more than that! Now, more than ever, is the time to embrace the concept of WHOLE systems, ecosystems to be precise. Let’s take a deep dive into how the ground-up techniques that ecosystem restoration communities are using…

India's diverse ecosystems, from lush green forests to arid deserts, are vital for its environmental stability and natural heritage. With the rise of environmental awareness, India has initiated many ecosystem restoration projects. These plans strive to heal the damage and conserve precious natural resources to promote sustainable practices.

Our world is made up of ecosystems. They range from those small enough to be contained within a drop of water to those that spread across entire landscapes. An ecosystem is defined as ‘a biological community of interacting organisms and their physical environment’ comprising minerals, soil, water, sunlight…