Knowledge and skill sharing: Mr Chariot Chiguta gives backMr Chariot Chiguta was one of the very first lead farmers to be trained in conservation farming by the Kariba […]
What’s new at Size of Wales HQWell, the short answer is a lot. Over the past few months, Size of Wales has developed a long-term strategy […]
Q&A with Deirdre Raffan, Size of Wales’ Education Programme CoordinatorGet to know Size of Wales’ Education Programme Coordinator, Deirdre Raffan, a little better… Where are you coming to Size […]
Mr Angelbert Johnny. How land mapping training is helping his community – the indigenous Wapichan people of Guyana – secure their land rightsWe would like to introduce you to Mr Angelbert Johnny. Size of Wales funding supports crucial training for monitors like […]
Job Vacancy: DirectorSize of Wales is a growing, ambitious and international charity which aims to mitigate climate change through education and tropical […]
Supporting people, protecting the planet.How can human rights for indigenous communities in tropical forests help us in our fight against climate change? On International […]
The role of community leaders and elders in tree planting for future generations“ONE GENERATION PLANTS THE TREES; ANOTHER GETS THE SHADE” Chinese proverb We’d like to introduce you to some of the […]
Go Green Day Round-up 2018The 22nd June was a big day for forest conservation with Go Green Day and Rainforest Partnership’s #WorldRainforestDay coinciding. We […]
‘Renewable Energy in Wales’ youth photo competitionOur friends at YnNi Teg, a community energy initiative launched a photography competition during our Go Green Day event… Show […]
