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March 27, 2018The Deep Time Walk app helps people walk a story of Earth’s evolutionary journey. Robert Woodford explains how the app was developed and is used. -
February 7, 2018In partnership with the Edinburgh Geological Society, we have announced that the ground-breaking Deep Time Walk Mobile Guide – which brings to life Earth’s 4.6-billion-year history – will be performed live at the Edinburgh International Science Festival this April. -
November 28, 2017We are pleased to have an endorsement for the Deep Time Walk project from the well known scientist James Lovelock. On talking with Stephan Harding, our Science Director, he commented how impressed he was with the Deep Time Walk. -
November 3, 2017The Deep Time Walk App made an appearance earlier this week at the Royal Albert Hall when Stephan Harding, our Science Director, was invited by Yann Tiersen to give a 30 minute talk about deep ecology, to open his sell-out music concert in London. -
October 12, 2017Stephan Harding, our Science Director, was recently filmed for a major new documentary about the economist David Fleming. Two initial short videos (which have been viewed over 2 million time on social media) have been released for this, including one on the Deep Time Walk. -
September 30, 2017In this article, written by Denise Curi, she explains how the Deep Time Walk is being used in an education setting. -
August 21, 2017Following the nomination of the Deep Time Walk script for the Ted Hughes Poetry Award earlier in the year, we are pleased to let you know that the Deep Time Walk App won the Best Mobile App award for design! Thanks to all who voted for this earlier in the year. -
July 11, 2017Four weeks ago today we launched our second crowdfunding campaign and over the weekend we reached our £20,000 target! It was only with your support, along with the match-funding from the UK Heritage Lottery Fund, that this was possible. Here is the video from the campaign so you can see what we’ve been up to. -
June 28, 2017A groundbreaking walking audio book project that brings to life the Earth’s 4.6 billion year story has launched a Heritage Lottery Fund-backed £20,000 crowdfunding appeal – to increase its impact in raising environmental awareness, help train future ecologists and encourage people to look after the planet.