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Upcoming Event: Writing with Nature, Nov 19th

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'Let us not' from Heartwood by Rachel Bentham
'Let us not' from Heartwood by Rachel Bentham

Join TreeSisters and author, poet and scriptwriter Rachel Bentham for a free, creative writing workshop inspired by trees and the natural world.


Through poetry, shared readings and gentle writing prompts, we’ll explore how to capture a moment in Nature, reflect on our relationship with trees, or follow wherever our writing takes us. No previous writing experience is needed, and there’s no pressure to share your work.


Together, we’ll also have the chance to create a communal poem, bringing individual lines from participants together into a shared piece of writing celebrating our connections with Nature.


When: November 19th 2026, 1pm GMT, 8am EST



This event is free to attend; however, if you would like to make a donation to TreeSisters, your support is greatly appreciated.




About Rachel: Rachel Bentham is a poet and scriptwriter. Her writing has frequently been broadcast on BBC Radio 4, and her poetry and scripts have won prizes in the UK and USA. She also writes short stories.


​Her most recent poetry collections are Heartwood - described as a love letter to the trees, Let All Tongues Flower and Trust.


She has been an RLF Fellow at Exeter, Cardiff, Bath and Bristol Universities, and she lectures in creative writing at Bristol and Bath Spa Universities.


As a Lead Trainer for Writing Project, she has run workshops for the BBC, Creative Youth Network, Bristol and Nottingham Council, and others. She helps clients to become more effective in their professional writing, cutting the clutter while maintaining a ‘house’ style.



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