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In 2021, Chrysalis Arts Development (CAD) secured a ten-year lease on Marton Wood, a 6-hectare part-managed/part neglected woodland near Boroughbridge, NorthYorkshire. The wood inspired a pilot programme of ecological and climate research, educational, community and student art initiatives and consultation and environmental arts training.
Video Highlights from the Symposium
Our latest resource for children and young people.
Marton Wood, our latest Slow Art project, incorporates a group of unique and inspiring artists. We asked them to tell us a bit more about how they work, think and collaborate. How does the climate crisis or environmental responsibility affect their artistic practice?
Exciting and interesting species found at Marton Wood.
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