Facilitators

Chris is the course carrier for the year-long ‘Call of the Wild’ Foundation at Schumacher College, where he also facilitates some of the short course programmes.  Chris founded WildWise in 1999 after many years working as an education officer for Devon Wildlife Trust.

Evelyn is an ethnobotanist based in Scotland, researching plant lore in the Highlands and Islands. In parallel with this, she’s writing a book which traces the herbal work of a former Schumacher College student, the late Frank Cook, on his journeys in southern Africa where Evelyn lived for 20 years. From her Masters course in Holistic Science in 2012-13, she has begun to use Goethe’s way of science as her practice and to share it with others. She’s a mentor for one of the college’s distance learning courses, and has been a regular facilitator here since early 2014.

Lynn has been involved in group work for more than 40 years, having learned from early work in the Women's Movement its value in both changing consciousness and changing lives. Having worked for some years as a non-religious funeral/life celebrant her work more recently has focused on ageing, death and eldering. 'Finding companions for this latest part of our journeys has radically transformed my experience of becoming and being older.'

Rebeh has a background and education in Social Ecology, Permaculture, and Holistic Science. In addition she has an abiding passion for sense of place and our experience of the wild, a love of organic growing and cooking and a deep interest in group process and facilitation.

Since completing her post graduate diploma in humanistic psychology entitled ‘Leadership, Facilitation and Coaching’ in July 2008, Rosalind has worked with a range of groups. Interested in designing processes to help participants get the most out of a learning experience, Rosalind aims to lead with authenticity and integrity, qualities that are at the core of her work.