Three Little Woods

Welcome to Three Little Woods, a quaint village nestled by the sea, where Dan the Gardener and his friends call home! Here, the air is filled with the salty breeze of the ocean and the gentle rustle of leaves from the nearby forest.

 Despite its small size, Three Little Woods is a shining example of sustainability and eco-friendly living. The village harnesses the power of renewable energy from the tides, sun, and wind, ensuring that its residents live in harmony with nature while minimising their carbon footprint.

 At the heart of Three Little Woods lies a lush forest teeming with life, providing a haven for wildlife and a playground for Dan and his friends. From towering oak trees to fragrant wildflowers, the forest is a treasure trove of natural wonders, just waiting to be explored.

But Three Little Woods is more than just a picturesque village—it’s a close-knit community where neighbours look out for one another and celebrate the beauty of the world around them. Whether planting trees in the village square or hosting a beach cleanup along the shore, the residents of Three Little Woods are united in their commitment to preserving the environment for future generations.

So, join Dan and his friends in Three Little Woods, where the sun, sea, and wind whisper tales of sustainability and friendship, and every day is an adventure in living lightly on the Earth.

On land at the top of the big hill in the village, there are wind turbines that use the wind’s power to create energy.

All the houses, buildings and schools in Three Little Woods use solar panels on their roofs.

Even when the Sun is behind a cloud, there is still enough light for the solar panels to work.

Down at the village allotment, Dan, the school children and their teacher, Jennifer Pickles, grow vegetables, fruit, herbs and cereals.

Recycle Michael handles recycling in Three Little Woods and does a fine job keeping it clean.

Florence The Earthworm is the local compost heap expert and works alongside Dan to recycle vegetable matter and use it to grow strong and healthy plants.