Tree Trail at Natural History Museum

Event Information

Join Anansi, the Spider, as he weaves his way around the wisdom of the world - through tree stories in our Wildlife Garden. All family members welcome, from 6 to 106!

Contributors

Mama D is a co-founder and lead facilitator of Community Centred Knowledge. She uses immersive and embodied storytelling to bring attention to the possibilities and opportunities which surround us. With a  background in agriculture and environment, community resilience and approaches to lifelong learning,  Mama D combines these in a nourishing alchemical broth to engage and transform all she engages with.  Having worked in East and West Africa and the Caribbean and amongst various marginalised communities in  the UK, Mama D is committed to restoring agency where it has been denied and to providing opportunities  for different narratives to come together to build healing and generative knowledges. 

Harriet Fink is Learning and Volunteering Programme Manager for the Natural History Museum’s Urban Nature Project and co-founder of Curiovan: Explorium of Natural Wonderment. With a background in environmental education and play and producing immersive performances for children she has a strong interest in creative and inclusive ways to engage people with nature in cities.

Location of event

The Natural History Museum Wildlife garden.

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