Hannah Eugénie Tookey Creative Producer & Fundraiser | Reforest!
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Hannah Eugénie Tookey Creative Producer & Fundraiser / Reforest!
Card depicting a flooded forest in the Amazon rainforest A card depicting the striped lava lizard in the Caatinga A card depicting The Lichen Research and Conservation Group who study the Caucasus forests A card depicting the Hispaniolan emerald hummingbird in the Hispaniola forests A card depicting the gebang palm in the Wallacea seasonal forests A card depicting the black Malagasy honey bee in the Itremo Protected Area, Madagascar A card depicting the oak bracket fungi in UK woodland A card depicting the achechereb mushrooms in the Yaya forest A card depicting deforestation

Reforest!

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Reforest! is a fast-paced and fun game for all the family that throws a spotlight on a planet under pressure. Can you build a thriving forest ecosystem and protect it from deforestation?

 

Reforest! was commissioned by Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew and created by Upstart Theatre. It was developed in collaboration with scientists at RBG Kew.

 

The game consists of 44 cards and depicts 8 forest ecosystems from around the globe. Players are challenged to collect full sets of cards from one ecosystem – including the Tree, Pollinator, Fungi, Water, and People cards – whilst avoiding the Deforestation card.

 

The first edition of Reforest! was played at COP26. Learn more about Reforest! and ways to play the game here.

 

Upstart Theatre
Game Designer: Tom Mansfield
Illustrator: Linh Nguyen-Glen
Producer: Hannah Tookey

 

Special thanks to Beth Sagar-Fenton.

 

Playtesters: Alli Schultes, Cherry Truluck, Dawn King, Dylan Frankland, Jack Bennett, Jessica Beck, Katurah Morrish, Madeleine Allardice, and Steven Lally.

 

Amazon rainforest
Brazil, Colombia, Peru, and other South American countries.
Institution: RBG Kew Americas Team; Cranfield University.
Project: Multiple projects researching plants and fungi of the Amazon rainforest.

 

Caatinga
Brazil.
Institution: RBG Kew; Labomar – Universidade Federal do Ceará.
Project: Projects researching species and vegetation of Caatinga including Science & Technology Facilities Council ST/S002863/1.

 

Caucasus forests
Armenia, Azerbaijan and Georgia.
Institutions: RBG Kew; Institute of Botany, Ilia State University (Georgia); Nature Heritage NGO (Armenia), The Institute of Botany, Azerbaijan National Academy of Science.
Project: Multiple projects researching plants and fungi of the Caucasus.

 

Hispaniola forest
Dominican Republic and Haiti.
Institution: RBG Kew; National Botanic Garden of Santo Domingo; Jardin Botanico de Santiago; Fundación Progressio.
Project: ‘Saving threatened forests of Hispaniola in the Dominican Republic’ as part of the Global Tree Seed Bank project funded by Garfield Weston.

 

Itremo Protected Area
Madagascar.
Institution: Kew Madagascar Conservation Centre (KMCC).
Project: Tapia forest and grassland research.

 

UK woodland
United Kingdom.
Institution: RBG Kew; Queen Mary University of London.
Project: Ash dieback research, Landscape Ecology Programme.

 

Wallacea seasonal forests
Indonesia.
Institutions: RBG Kew; Herbarium Bogoriense, Indonesia; Surya University, Indonesia; and Nusa Cendana University, Indonesia.
Project: Unlocking the potential of Seasonal Forests to underpin Wallacea’s green economy (NERC/Newton/Ristek funded).

 

Yayu forest
Ethiopia.
Institution: RBG, Kew; Environment and Coffee Forest Forum (ECFF), Addis Ababa; Union Hand-Roasted Coffee, London.
Project:  Mainstreaming biodiversity conservation and climate resilience at Yayu Biosphere Reserve (Darwin Initiative, UK).

 

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