Welcome to A Wild Life
Practical learning, co-created projects and support for regenerative living, circular economy and community change.
A Wild Life exists to help people and communities take practical steps towards living and working more sustainably, restoring connection with land, people and place. We offer practical learning, collaborative projects and tailored support for those ready to shift from intention to action.
Whether you’re just beginning or already deepening your practice, we create spaces to explore, learn and build regenerative skills in good company. Our work is rooted in permaculture ethics, whole systems thinking and mutual care. We work on the land, online and alongside communities, landowners and organisations.
Register your interest:
* Permaculture Immersion Intro: Coed Hills
Wales 30th April 2027
* Permaculture Immersion: Coed Hills,
Wales 12th -18th July 2027
* Permaculture Immersion – returning and deepening: Coed Hills
Wales 18th – 23rd October 2027
What We Offer
Learn
Practical, experiential learning for people ready to live and work more regeneratively. We offer online courses, in-person workshops and seasonal programmes designed to meet people where they are, building real skills, fresh insight and connection at every stage of the journey.
Co-Create
We collaborate with communities, landowners and partners to design projects that reconnect people, place and purpose. Each partnership is unique, shaped by local context, shared values and lived experience and grounded in regeneration, care and mutual respect throughout.
Support
Tailored support for individuals, groups and organisations embedding regenerative practice. We offer one to one and co coaching, mentoring and advice to help you explore ideas, navigate change, and build regenerative culture that is rooted, impactful and built to last.
Latest News
“Like the cinnabar moth, we embrace metamorphosis as each season brings a new chance to transform.”
Field Notes
-
In times of uncertainty many of us are carrying more stress than our bodies were designed to hold. A personal reflection on illness, resilience and how permaculture design can help us create healthier systems for living. There is a lot of uncertainty in the world right now. You can feel it everywhere. The constant stream of news never really stops, the pressures of modern life keep accumulating, and many people are carrying far more than their bodies were ever designed to hold. For me this reflection has become deeply personal. At the end of last year I was diagnosed with…