Jemma offers opportunities for transformative experiences outdoors that help individuals rethink their relationship with the environment. Her approach is designed to inspire a change in values, guiding individuals from environmental awareness to active engagement. 

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Jemma earned a Master of Science (MSc) from the Durrell Institute of Conservation & Ecology beginning her professional journey in protected landscapes & marine turtle conservation in South America.

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In 2003 Jemma returned home to join the Cornwall Sustainable Tourism Project, a cutting-edge

social enterprise set up to catalyse sustainable behaviour via the tourism industry. Central to this work was exploring what inspires people to live more sustainably.

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In 2010 Jemma followed this inquiry into ecopsychology & outdoor ecotherapy, training to facilitate groups outdoors using approaches pioneered on WWF’s Natural Change Project - an innovative and powerful experiential programme designed to engage and support sustainability leaders.  Jemma helped set up Natural Change as a social enterprise, to build a community of professionals to lead future programmes with this approach.

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An adventure into motherhood later, Jemma’s most recent work has been regenerative education with groups of young people. It is this experience and passion she brings to recent collaborations. 

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A Practice for Our Times has been designed to connect with her own practice and journey towards regenerative living.

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Please note, Jemma also holds:

• Deaf awareness training

• First Aid for Mental Health certification

• Paediatric First Aid qualification 

• Enhanced DBS certificate, registered on the Update Service - further details available on request. 

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