In the United States, at least three dioceses of The Episcopal Church have pledged support for the Communion Forest. These include the Diocese of Virginia, the Episcopal Diocese of North

Climate Change is a reality in the world over with unpredictable weather patterns, increased hunger and starvation and heightened demand on the diminishing natural resources such as forests.

The Communion Forest is a practical, spiritual and symbolic response to the environmental crisis, and an act of Christian hope for the well-being of humanity and all God’s

The Anglican Church of Rwanda launched the Green Anglicans Movement Rwanda. While there is tree growing and capacity building around it, they have children at the center of

The Rt Rev’d Andrew Hedge, Bishop Anglican Diocese of Waiapu launched the Communion Forest in Waiapu at a service of Baptism and Confirmation at Woodford House, an Anglican Boarding

We are delighted that the Communion Forest has got off to a great start! We are beginning to hear about how bishops are taking the initiative back to

Photo: Neil Turner for The Lambeth Conference.  “I encourage you to join in this exciting initiative in your way, whether by protecting a precious environment, restoring a degraded

The Anglican Communion has a distinct and powerful role to play in tackling climate change. As a global, connected body with a shared identity that transcends national borders,

Brother Christopher John is the Minister General of the Society of St Francis. “Franciscans believe that our mission to care for our sisters and brothers in creation includes