The most lasting relationships between people and place are built through culture. I can design creative programmes that connect communities to the natural world through traditional arts, song, story and cultural memory — inspiring genuine care, curiosity and stewardship.

Communities are the custodians of their own landscapes and the knowledge that goes with them. I can support your community or organisation to participate actively in nature recovery through citizen fieldwork, oral history and creative practice — strengthening local ownership, intergenerational connection and long-term care.

Whether you work in conservation, land management, heritage or community development, understanding how ICH can support nature recovery opens up new possibilities. I offer tailored training for policymakers and practitioners — practical, grounded and designed around your context.

Bringing cultural and environmental organisations together requires skill and trust. I can facilitate meaningful collaboration between environmental, cultural and community stakeholders — and help your organisation build the knowledge and confidence to engage with intangible cultural heritage effectively and ethically.

Nature recovery strategies are stronger when they are rooted in place and community. I can help you understand how the UNESCO ICH Convention applies to your work, and advise on how to integrate living heritage into nature recovery and environmental policy in ways that are place-sensitive, inclusive and lasting.