EcoWild and Isra Ibrahim share Sudanese Coffee and Tree Poetry

Join EcoWild and Isra Ibrahim for a reflective gathering of Sudanese coffee, tree poetry and connection beneath Bristol’s trees, as we remember our place and belonging in / as nature. Hear about important trees of Sudan and dive into a creative response to your tree relationships. We'll notice how they encircle us from below and above with their roots and canopy.

The war is Sudan is at heart a climate war, with desertification creating clashes over resource use, in combination with other factors. All air is connected; all water is connected. By this fact we are connected to trees and lungs all over the world, whether we see it or not. In this era of meta-crises we will remember together ways of belonging as part of a thriving living world.

EcoWild has been cultivating relationship and recovery across the living landscape of West of England for the past 14 years. Isra Ibrahim joined us with her three girls when the youngest was just three weeks old. Her love of people and nature led her to continue to seek out experiences on the land.

Travel information

We will be meeting by the Hill Avenue entrance to Victoria Park, Bedminster, BS3 4QF

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Train: Bedminster Train Station
Buses: 75, 76 and 79
Paid Car Parking around Bedminster Parade, a 15 minute walk away
https://vpag.org.uk/park-entrance/
Secure Bike Parking available.

Please let us know if you can no longer make this event by refunding your ticket - if you have any issues refunding on Humanitix please let us know by emailing festival@bnhc.org.uk.

This event is part of the Festival of Nature Community Programme, which has over 80 events happening across nine days from 6-14 June. Find out more about the events happening on your doorstep here or follow us on social media @FestOfNature #FestivalofNature