Rea -Rowan Environmental Arts

Our environmental performance team engaged families with the magic of the Flow Country, weaving folk stories with environmental messages around climate and nature.

📢 Polling stations are now open! 📢

Want to replace the failing Labour Party and defeat the hateful message of Reform? Get yourself down to your local polling station and vote Green today!

Every vote counts. Make sure your voice is heard 💚

Don’t forget your Photo ID for in-person voting in England!

Still time to sign up! Join us tomorrow for A Future For All. Come and see our Positive Imaginings show and join a free inclusive workshop on getting your voices heard by politicians to raise local issues that matter to you.

The day is from 10-1pm in Northcliffe Woods in Bradford. Find out more at www.hftf.org.uk/events

Sign up for A Future For All in Bradford this Sunday!

The event is from 10am-1pm, and will include the latest development of our Positive Imaginings show, combined with an inclusive family workshop to help you have your voice heard by politicians on the local issues that matter to you.

We're teaming up with The London School of Economics and Political Science - LSE to bring together a project that aims to make climate policies more inclusive, ensuring they reflect the needs of those most impacted by climate-related
issues, by providing families from low-income backgrounds, and those with disabled children, with accessible routes into political advocacy.

Join us next Sunday in Bradford for our newest project - A Future For All.

The event is from 10am-1pm, and will include the latest development of our Positive Imaginings show, combined with an inclusive family workshop to help you have your voice heard by politicians on the local issues that matter to you.

A Future for All (AFFA) is an innovative project brought to life by Hope for the Future in partnership with Rowan Environmental Arts (REA), Contact, Parents for Future, and the London School of Economics (LSE).

AFFA aims to make climate policies more inclusive, ensuring they
reflect the needs of those most impacted by climate-related
issues, by providing families from low-income backgrounds, and
those with disabled children, with accessible routes into political
advocacy.

A Future for All combines the power of the arts with impactful
advocacy to engage families and communities in climate action.

The London School of Economics and Political Science - LSE

Cherry blossom season is beginning in Edinburgh! 💕🌸 Our Forest Circus & Magical Woodland Walks are promenade performances that celebrate the changing seasons,
🌸☀️🍁❄️ raising awareness of the climate crisis and empowering communities to take collective action.

Hula hoop artist:

Throwback to spring last year for our Rea Woodland Team day, where together we planned our 2025-2026 strategy for learning and teaching climate action through play, storytelling, a focus on wellbeing, woodland theatre, and climate science education.

On slide two you can see Arran holding a Venn-diagram that helps guide us towards how we can best take climate action in our lives:
- What brings you joy?
- What are you good at?
- What work needs doing?
The intersection of these questions is often where we can make the biggest impact and enjoy taking climate action.

Rea can't recommend enough holding your workshops outdoors and being inspired by the nature around us - you'll be surprised how much better our brains work whilst surrounded by trees and birds and fresh air!

If you would like an outdoor teambuilding workshop focused on climate and wellbeing for your company or organisation, reach out or visit our website: www.rowanenvironmentalarts.org.uk/under-the-sky

Thank you to Alexander Nicolau for these wonderful photos!