At the heart of our mission is the belief in nurturing not only the work people do — but the people themselves. Our Annual Gatherings and Festivals embody this vision: a time to celebrate and care for the individuals in our network. These events create an intimate, sacred space where we can reconnect with our truest selves, forge new bonds, and listen to the wisdom of nature. This connection sparks creativity and fosters the community needed to inspire and shape the change we wish to see in the world.
In July 2024, nestled deep on Somerset land, we gathered 80 community members — from grassroots activists to wealth holders. Our aim was to nurture collaboration and trust within our community, united by a shared vision of the more beautiful world our hearts know is possible.
Join us at the beautiful 42 Acres for a moment, and catch a glimpse of what this world might look like…
We’d like to extend our gratitude to everyone who joined us at Be The Earth’s first Festival, helping to make it a truly unforgettable experience. Your presence and energy brought the vision to life: we couldn't have done it without you!
Advaya, A Team Foundation, Belltown Farms, Bríd Walsh, Chris Geisler, Clare Roche, Culture Hack Labs, EcoHustler, Ecological Land Collective, Farhana Yamin, Farming The Future, Frocal, Gaia Foundation, Granville Community Kitchen, Grootbos, Inspiration 4 Action, Learning 2 Unlearn, Living Justice, Local Futures, Loop:Frome, Meaningful Relations, Mission Kitchen, Mustardseed Trust, Nature x Nature, Old Tree Brewery, ORFC, One Zero Energy, Ooooby, Oxygen House Group, Pelican Ag, Planton Farm, Pulse Kitchen, Real Farming Trust, Re-Alliance, Regenerative Group, Regenerosity, Roots Allotments, Savitri Trust, Solberga Foundation, Synchronicity Earth, The Flourish Initiative, The Global Diversity Foundation, The Permaculture Institute, The Power of Food Festival, The Regeneratives, The Saville Foundation, The Visionaries, Tony Riddle, Transition Resource Circle, Tree Sisters, Urquhart & Hunt, Wild Alchemy Lab, Wildbound, Xochi Balfour