Meet our
Storytellers
Our mascots become trusted guides, emotional anchors,
curious observers and participants in the stories they tell.
Meet Sprout
I’m all about care, growth, and the little things we do every day.
Plants don’t grow overnight. They need attention, patience, and a little care along the way.
People are much the same.
The choices we make today may seem small, but over time they can become habits – and habits can grow into something meaningful.
I tell stories about those small moments of change.
A little choice.
A little care.
A new habit beginning.
Because sometimes, you don’t notice something growing until you look back and realise how far it has come.
Give something a little care today. Give it time, and see what grows.
Meet Prof. Owl
I’m curious by nature. I like to ask questions, explore ideas, and understand how things work.
I believe knowledge can help us make better choices – but only when it is made easy to understand and useful in everyday life.
Sometimes, the best thing we can do is pause, ask a question, and look at something from a different perspective.
That’s where I come in.
I turn complex ideas into simple, approachable stories and help people understand why something matters, rather than simply telling them what to do.
Because when we understand, we can make our own informed choices.
Meet Buzz
I believe small things can make a big difference – especially when we do them together.
Bees know a thing or two about teamwork. No one bee does everything alone. It takes many small contributions to keep the whole community thriving.
I bring that spirit to everyday life.
Whether it’s looking after our wellbeing, making more sustainable choices or simply doing our bit, what we do together can have a much bigger impact than what we do alone.
So, I’m here to remind you that your contribution matters – and that positive change doesn’t have to start with something big.
Sometimes, it starts with all of us doing something small.
Meet Toto
I believe looking after ourselves is important – but so is looking out for one another.
Elephants are deeply connected. They stay close, care for their herd and respond when one of their own needs support. I think there’s something we can learn from that.
Our choices don’t happen in isolation. The way we treat others, the way we care for our communities and the way we care for the world around us all matter.
I’m here to bring a little more empathy, kindness and consideration into everyday life.
Because sometimes, making a difference begins with simply noticing that someone else might need us.
Meet Chip
I’m a builder – and I have a soft spot for people who build things that make life better for others.
Beavers are nature’s engineers. What we build can create shelter, protect habitats, and give other creatures a place to thrive.
But here’s what I really like about building:
The best things we build are rarely just for ourselves. Across our communities, there are people building something better every day.
A volunteer giving their time. Someone creating a safe place for others. A neighbour bringing people together. A team quietly solving a problem that matters. Their work can make an extraordinary difference – yet their stories often go unnoticed.
That’s where I come in. I’m here to discover those stories, give them a voice, and help more people see the people behind the change. Because there are incredible builders all around us. Sometimes, they just need a place for their story to be seen.
Meet Shelly
I believe good things don’t always have to happen quickly.
I take my time, stay steady, and keep moving forward. After all, meaningful change isn’t always about how fast we get there – it’s about continuing the journey.
The habits that last are rarely built overnight. They grow through small, consistent steps, even when progress feels slow or imperfect.
I’m here to remind you that you don’t have to do everything at once.
Take one step. Then another.
Steady progress is still progress.
Meet Kiki
I’m curious about almost everything. I like asking questions, trying new things and finding out what happens when we do something differently.
I don’t think making better choices has to feel like hard work or giving things up. Sometimes, it’s about being curious enough to try something new and discovering what works for you.
Making a change can mean experimenting, getting it wrong, trying again and finding a better way.
I’m here to remind you that small changes can be an adventure – and that learning something new can be fun.
So, what will you try today?