Deep Dive: Wild Folk (2024)
Film Lens
Wild Folk follows Marcus Tribe, a fifth-generation forester living in a wooden yurt on a 6-acre woodland in Devon. With over 20 years dedicated to land preservation and self-sufficient living, Marcus embodies a deep connection to nature. As he ages, he aims to pass on his extensive knowledge to inspire younger generations to reconnect with the land and understand their role in environmental stewardship.
The film captures Marcus's reflections on the climate crisis and his belief in the teachings of ancestral people, emphasizing the importance of leaving nature in good condition for future generations. His perspective is rooted in the idea that actions taken in one's lifetime should benefit the next seven generations, highlighting a long-term view of environmental responsibility.
Why Watch
- •Meet Marcus Tribe, a unique British woodsman.
- •Find out about living self-sufficiently in Devon.
- •See how climate change impacts traditional forestry.
Did You Know
•Marcus Tribe has spent over 20 years preserving his woodland in Devon.
•He lives in a wooden yurt on a 6-acre property.
•Marcus is one of Britain's last woodsmen.
Perfect For
Sustainable living enthusiastsForestry and conservationClimate change advocates