GreenSpirit – Engaged spirituality for a living Earth

GreenSpirit is a welcoming and diverse network of individuals and communities committed to practising love for the Earth.

Based in the UK, and connected nationally and internationally, we bring together creativity, the insights of science and the wisdom of spiritual traditions. Through gatherings, shared exploration, and active participation, we support one another in living with greater care, awareness, and responsibility towards the planet that sustains us all. You can find out more about us here.

GreenSpirit 2026 Summer/Autumn Magazine

Discovering Nature’s Benefits

The magazine is free if you join GreenSpirit. To find out more about the magazine and buy your individual copy, tap here.

Article from the 25th-Year Anniversary issue: History of GreenSpirit Magazine.

GreenSpirit Rewilding Event

A weekend to experience-explore-envision together

With Sophie Yeo author of acclaimed

‘Nature’s Ghosts – the world we lost and how to bring it back’

The Nightingale Centre, Great Hucklow, Buxton. Derbyshire. SK17 8RH
23rd – 25th October 2026

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Title in our low-cost Book Series

What is Green Spirituality?
Edited by Marian Van Eyk McCain

“Green spirituality – a spirituality centred on this planet Earth, which is the only home we humans and our ancestors have ever known – is without doubt the oldest form of spirituality in existence.”

What is Green Spirituality? describes and illustrates, through the well-blended voices of thirteen writers, the basic concepts and expressions of this rapidly growing spiritual movement in today’s world – what it is, where it comes from, who practises it and how and why.

Table of Contents / Introduction / Webpage & What is Green Spirituality? Video / Review by George Polly

eBook editions of titles in the Series are free for members. New members receive a complimentary copy of What is Green Spirituality?

Autumn Equinox Zoom Celebration (online)

Monday 21st September 2026 19:00

By Hearth and Soul Gatherings

Autumn Equinox, Harvest, Mabon.

Here is another point of perfect balance on the journey through the Wheel of the Year, (like Ostara/Spring Equinox). Night and day are again of equal length and in perfect equilibrium – dark and light, masculine and feminine, inner and outer, in balance. We are on the cusp of transition and from now the year begins to wane and darkness begins to defeat the light.

As the harvest is safely gathered in from Lammas and reaches completion, we enjoy the abundance of fruit and vegetables at this time. We thank the waning Sun for the wealth of harvest bestowed upon us. Please bring any readings, poems songs you would like to share.

The zoom link will be announced in the September 2026 newsletter. Click here to subscribe to the newsletter.

To Hear the Trees Speak: A memoir of Nature, Resilience, and Deep Listening

by Olivia Spinkel

Book Review by Bob Land

The title of Olivia Sprinkel’s To Hear the Trees Speak attracted me straight away. When I was small, I used to play in my great grandmother’s overgrown garden. There was a large shrub there which I always felt very close to. I clearly remember one summer’s day, I was sitting on a box, and I turned to ‘the tree’ as I had named it and smiled. I was feeling very happy and far from alone. Something had happened; something had been shared between us. I have never questioned this. Whatever it was, it was special enough that nearly sixty-five years later I still recall the event clearly and often.

The book has something for most tastes; it is a very good travelogue. Sprinkel’s travels around the world, had me green with envy. There is plenty of folklore too, and technical facts.

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