Surrounded by the built landscape, it has become difficult for many people to relate to the environment. This alienation from nature has contributed to the environmental problems of the contemporary world. But at the same time, it has triggered a search for new ways of relating to nature”
Lisa Fenton
Lisa Fenton is an academic, bushcraft practitioner, and cultural thinker whose work explores how traditional skills and Indigenous ontologies can guide modern lives. She has taught, written, and spoken internationally on themes of enskillment, heritage, and human–nature relationships.
