Harmony Forest
A school canopy creating a green landscape symphony.
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Youth Impacted
An outdoor classroom of 650 Sq m has been created on the grounds of William Ford Church of England School in Dagenham.
The purpose of the project is to establish a vital ecological corridor that supports biodiversity and enhances the educational experiences of pupils. By planting native trees, we hope to see the return of a thriving, sustainable ecosystem to this barren land.
The initiative aims to promote a healthier environment for the school community and a greener landscape, reverting to what existed before.
Forest Maker
James Godfrey-Faussett
Forest Partner:
Forest Design
The pocket forests are meticulously crafted to seamlessly integrate with the surrounding urban environment, whether at a grand or intimate scale.
Embracing a multitude of advantages, this verdant oasis not only offers a plethora of benefits but also serves as an ideal setting for students to forge meaningful connections and acquire knowledge inspired by the natural world.
Phase I
Phase II
Planting: Phase II
Planting: Phase I
Native Species Selection:
Other Forests Nearby
St Peter's Forest
A London school forest to combat traffic pollution.
Eastbrook Forest
Tackling air pollution in industrialised East London.
East London I - Natura Nostra Forest
Reviving a green desert in industrialised East London.
