Kara Moses is a facilitator of rewilding and socio-ecological regeneration. She is passionate about the transformation of self and society to become more deeply connected to nature as an essential part of rewilding, alongside widescale ecological restoration. She lives a wild life in a remote off-grid barn in the foothills of the Cambrian mountains, tracking, exploring, hunting and foraging for food and medicine, and crafting with wild materials, with a particular love of traditional tanning of animal skins.

As an educator, she co-holds the Radical Nature Connection strand of work at the Ecodharma/Ulex education centres in the Catalan Pyrenees.  She is Vice Chair of the 350-acre Cambrian Wildwood project, which is restoring ancient wildwood and other wild habitats and creating opportunities for immersion in wild nature. She also lectures on nature connection, rewilding and woodland management on Masters degrees at the Centre for Alternative Technology.

As well as running courses, her passion for the wild finds expression in writing, activism and field ecology. In the winter she takes a break from people and restores ancient woodlands (and herself!).

Woodsman , tracker, falconer and bird language expert, Robin has 18 years’ experience of running nature connection , wilderness skills and bushcraft programs and courses. As the co-founder of The Old Way program Robin offers a deep dive into human rewilding, exploring the hunter- gatherer lifeways in 21st century Devon. Within this program Robin also runs expeditions to the Kalahari desert in Africa to work with and support the remote San Ju/Hoansi Bushman communities.

He has taught at Schumacher for 7 years on various programs with themes around tracking, nature connection, beyond development, trees as well as on the Call of the Wild program.

When he’s not tracking cheetahs in Africa, he may be mentoring teenagers whilst running the Hunger Games themed camps he founded with WildWise or working with prisoners and people in addiction recovery with the charity Write to Freedom. He has also been an integral part of the Art of Mentoring and 8 Shields movement in the UK, You’re as likely though to find him behind a chainsaw or with a pair of binoculars in hand as rewilding and ecological restoration is his other passion. Robin manages The Moor Barton Rewilding project on Dartmoor; a 62 acre site of developing wood pasture, wetlands and mature woodland where the land and people have been rewilding for over a decade.

In his spare time (ha ha ha) he lives in the heart of Dartmoor on a smallholding with his family foraging, fishing and doing the school run!