What we do
Making nature a meaningful part of everyday life
We support the well-being of urban residents through relationship with nature
We provide experiences in woodland living skills, natural history and ecotherapy for children and adults in London and beyond
We’re building a community of people who gather in nature for fun, to learn and feel good
#EverydayNature
We spoke with Lisa Faulkner as part of ITV Lorraine’s March for your Mind campaign, about the benefit of hiking for our emotional health.
Developing positive relationships in and with nature
Our Focus
About Us
Developing positive relationships in and with nature
Root your life in nature
Wild in the City supports wellbeing through connection to nature. We offer experiences in bushcraft, natural history and ecotherapy for children and adults living or working in urban areas, using the skills of our ancestors to nurture a deeper connection to the natural world; supporting well-being and the development of positive relationships in and with nature.
Promoting contact with nature
enhancing personal well-being and family and community cohesion
fun, informative and therapeutic immersion in nature
Helping make nature a meaningful part of everday life
Our Team
Beth Collier
Director
I feel deep connection around the company of trees and feel at home in woodlands.
I love the music of nature, and listening in on nature\’s conversations. I love tapping into the creativity that being in nature inspires.
I enjoy wild camping, spending time around the campfire, crafting with natural materials.
Dee Fullerton
Volunteer
Dee supports our Netwalking and family events, giving everyone a friendly welcome and helping to ensure the day runs smoothly.
Mike Barrett Wright
Trainee Nature Guide
I really enjoy sitting in nature and just being and reflecting, I think it\’s really important to get away from the noise of the city and just have a clear mind every once in a while, and as a creative I find so much inspiration in the patterns and shapes I see, as well as the ideas which come through when I have quiet access to them!
Jess Morales
Trainee Nature Guide
I love spending time in nature and feel like I have developed a special connection
with green spaces. The time spent in nature always helps to improve my mood.
Often, being indoors makes my head feel crowded but once outdoors I feel more
relaxed and able to focus, plus it keeps me physically active and healthy.
Reena Morjaria
Trainee Nature Guide
I find that being in nature changes everything. It helps me to experience a greater connection with creation, the universe, myself as well as my spiritual beliefs. For me nature brings healing, peace, uplifts my spirits, changes my perspective and brings a sense of adventure and endless possibilities.
Claire Ratinon
Non-Exec Director