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2026 opens with decisions already in motion, affecting how Forest Therapy Hub trains professionals, structures research, and connects practice with evidence. One of the first concrete shifts of the year is a...
It’s been a year of consolidation for the FTHub, as its work took shape across practice, research and global collaboration. 2025 also marked ten years of life for the organisation, a milestone...
The UE-funded NATURELAB project is entering a defining phase, as the large-scale training program led by FTHub begins preparing the professionals who will deliver nature-based interventions across multiple countries. With a unified...
Something unprecedented is happening. Forest Therapy Hub has advanced field training activities in two European projects funded by the European Union: Back to Nature and NASC -Nature Ambassadors for Sustainable Change. Although...
Can the prescription of social activities in natural spaces reduce feelings of loneliness and improve quality of life in urban contexts? Explore how strong meaningful collaborations can create better realities for crucial...
The project Back to Nature, funded by the EU, will hold its next transnational meeting in Lisbon on 18–19 September 2025. The two-day event will gather two participants from each partner organisation:...
The Forest Therapy Hub (FTHub) is poised to play a significant role at the upcoming 7th ISFT® International Congress on Forest and Its Potential for Health, a key event scheduled to take...
The 2025 International Conference on Forest Therapy as an Industry is scheduled to gather leading experts and practitioners from Korea, Germany, the European Union, and Taiwan on September 8, 2025, focusing on...
The 2nd International Conference on Forest Therapy (ICFT-2), held from August 9–11, 2025 at the University of British Columbia (UBC), stands out as a landmark event that draws over 300 participants from...
After a vibrant and meaningful participation in the World Forum on Forest Therapy (WFoFT) 2024, where FTHub presented its global vision of the 5 Components of Nature-Based Interventions and cautioned against “sciencewashing”,...
With over €1 million in funding from the Biodiversa+ programme, Forest Therapy Hub has officially launched the PhorestALL project in Białystok, Poland. This ambitious three-year scientific initiative combines cutting-edge research with nature-based...
In France, Forest Therapy Hub and partners celebrated the Launch of Biodiversa+, alongside international consortia leading similar EU-funded initiatives. These consortia collectively represent 83 organizations across 41 countries, including PHorestAll. Project. A...
