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Creative ways to explore nature with artist Hannah Ayre
Boundary Way Project are pleased to share two new films created by artist Hannah Ayre demonstrating simple and inspiring projects that explore nature. In the first of these she demonstrates the cyanotype or sun-print technique and in the second how to create mandalas with found materials. The new resources have been put together as part of Boundary Way Project’s
Celebrating Wolverhampton History Week
This week we are delighted to be joining organisations across the city to celebrate the heritage and history of Wolverhampton. The allotments are just a step in the long history of the city, a history that we take great pride in being part of. The journey of our allotment began in the 1950s, when the green allotment space was created
Spring is Coming with the Boundary Way Project
After the long, cold winter, plot holders look forward to Spring when they can start getting their plots ready for the growing season. The days are getting lighter and warmer, spring bulbs start appearing, and birds make their nests in the trees. With our love of the seasons, the Boundary Way Project is so excited to be celebrating the arrival
What Do Plants Mean To You? – Take Part in Our Survey
The Boundary Way Project recently shared their latest research project, in collaboration with herbalist Maria Billington, to explore the connection between people and plants. We are gathering information through an online survey and are interested in gathering stories, recipes and interesting tales about the plants that feature in your life. We are hoping to gain a wide range of perspectives
A Celebration of Maria’s February Nature Challenge
Maria is our resident Herbalist at Boundary Way and for February 2021 she took a look at how the Boundary Way Project could get everyone feeling more connected with Nature during this difficult time. We were delighted that she decided to set one challenge per day, for the whole of February, with a linked alternative challenge for people unable to
Boundary Way at Wolverhampton Literature Festival & Writer’s Group Announcement
As it returned for its fifth year, this year’s Wolverhampton Literature Festival featured amazing poets and writers from across the talented literary city of Wolverhampton, as well as further afield. As such an exciting and important event in the city’s calendar, the Boundary Way Project were delighted to be able to take part in a Writer’s Hub event showcasing work
Upcoming Seasonal Online Workshops from the Boundary Way Project
We’re delighted that as Wintery February draws to a close, our workshop programme remains as vibrant as ever and is jam packed full of activities to support our wellbeing and encourage more nature connection as this difficult time continues. The programme moves with the seasons and this upcoming series of sessions sees us make our way towards the brighter
Maria’s February Nature Challenge: Week 4
Welcome to the final week of Maria’s February Nature Challenge, we can’t believe we are here already! For any of you who are just joining us, Maria is our resident Herbalist at Boundary Way and she’s been looking at how to get everyone more connected with Nature. She’s setting one challenge per day, for the whole of February, with a
Maria’s February Nature Challenge: Week 3
Welcome to the third week of Maria’s February Nature Challenge. Maria is our resident Herbalist at Boundary Way and she’s been looking at how to get everyone more connected with Nature. She’s setting one challenge per day, for the whole of February, with a linked alternative challenge for people unable to get out or are short on resources. The idea
Winter Wonder Film: Kanj’s Kitchen Sambar Recipe
As Spring approaches we are sharing the final films in our Winter Wonder series, exploring nature connection, creativity and wellbeing through the cold months. Today we have a closer look at a warming film by artist and cook Kanj Nicholas as she guides us through her Sambar recipe full of spices and flavour. A Sambar is a vegetable stew with
