Activities

↠ Join the ReAnglia WhatsApp community – a space for people curious about kinship with the land, Rights of Nature, nature connection and regenerative futures in the Anglian region, to share ideas, ask questions and connect with others.

↠ Follow our Substack – writing about the region, our work and the ideas behind it.

↠ Browse and help add to our Signposts page – a small but growing directory of projects, initiatives and organisations that are starting to work towards a regenerative future in the East of England.

↠ Add your ideas to our Imaginarium.

↠ Add your support for a Voice of the River on the board of the Greater Cambridge Development Corporation.

↠ Book Groups – Reading and discussing regenerative, relational and place based books.

  • In our summer series we read the following books. It’s not to late to come and chat about them – join our WhatsApp community and say hello in the books group!
    • Is a River Alive? Robert MacFarlane
    • Braiding Sweetgrass, Robin Wall Kimmerer
    • Sand Talk, Tyson Yunkaporta
  • Our autumn series runs every three weeks on a Thursday lunchtime from September to November. Click below to book. We’ll chat about three books on the themes of modernity and the Fens. You don’t have to book for every session. If you can’t make the sessions, you can always join our WhatsApp community to come and chat about the books.
    • Hospicing Modernity, Vanessa Machado de Oliveira.
    • The Fens: Discovering England’s Ancient Depths, Francis Pryor.
    • Imperial Mud: The Fight for the Fens, James Boyce.
Click to book tickets for ReAnglia book group – autumn 2026

Offerings for business and organisations

↠ Talks, Presentations and Workshops – Jenni is available to speak to groups, organisations and events and run workshops on themes including Rights of Nature, kincentric worldview, thinking bioregionally and imagining regenerative futures.

↠ Business offerings – materials and workshops to support regenerative strategy and governance innovation.

Get in touch to explore what you might need (reanglia@proton.me)

Photo by J. Ramos – Organic beans grown by S. Ramos (16) on a work experience placement with Highfield Ely Academy at Prospects Trust – Snakehall Farm.

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