RE-AUTHORING our stories in the LANDSCAPE
What happens when we create spaces to re-author ourselves, our stories and our rural landscapes? We work with people to reclaim and publish their own stories through slow, nature-based creative practices. Our work is slow, questioning, sensory and grounded in the land. We are building a rural archive of lived experience, co-creating books and community-held resources.
Through movement, bushcraft, and storytelling, we explore environmental prompts and reflect through creativity and connection. Join us as we build a rural archive together.
We share our learning through consultations, training and collaborative knowledge‑making, offering organisations and communities practical tools for embedding care, land‑based thinking and inclusive practice. This helps others grow approaches that support belonging, creativity and access in rural landscapes.
Field Notes / Nodiadau Maes CIC works across rural Wales and England to widen access to land, creativity and community. Our work brings people together through slow practice, shared learning and community publishing.
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We have a set of principles that help guide how we work with land, rivers, communities and more than human worlds. They help us create spaces for belonging, creativity and care in rural landscapes.
