Meet the

Collaborators

The people shaping Wild Wings of Hope through storytelling, craft, ecology and human connection.

Storyteller Chief Gift Amu holding a paper moth in a museum.

Artists &

Storytellers

Artist hanging a papercut barn swallow by a thread in a studio.

Ed Harrison

Ed is a designer, illustrator and the lead artist behind Wild Wings of Hope. Through his work, he connects people to the natural world with experiences rooted in craft, community and conservation.

Cara Silversmith

Cara is a Scottish storyteller and outdoor educator. Drawing on decades of work in ecology and outdoor learning, she explores our relationship with the natural world through stories from the heart.

Master storyteller chief Gift Amu in the National Museum of Scotland Grand Gallery

Chief Gift Amu Logotse

Gift is a Ghanaian storyteller, musician and performance artist based in Glasgow. Rooted in African oral traditions, his performances foster connection, participation and joy.

Cara Silversmith and Chief Gift Amu in the Grand Gallery of the National Museum of Scotland.

Celebrating shared voices &

Storytelling traditions

Wild Wings of Hope draws inspiration from the winged beings in the sky that know no borders.

Our shared voices weave storytelling, folklore, and drumming to spark wonder, joy, and a deeper connection with the cultures and shared biodiversity of the UK and Africa.

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