What is what happens next?
Environmental habitats and modern developments share a fundamental truth: they are vast, self-regulating systems with their own intelligence. Yet, we humans often assume we have complete control. The most sustainable approach isn’t about domination or rigid planning—it’s about humility, observation, and adaptability. The best thing we can do is step back, be in awe, and simply ask: “What happens next?” From there, we respond, collaborate, and evolve with the environment—because true integration means working with systems, not against them.
about US
Our Motivation
Sustainable Landscapes
Our approach to sustainability is to connect with the environment and humanity.
Look around at the surrounding ecosystems and human systems, and ask “what happens next?”
This question is a complex one. But if you ask this question enough times, it soon becomes clear that everything around us is connected. Our philosophy is that is good for humanity, is good for nature, and vice versa.
This site is a platform for landscape architects and niche craftsman on how to approach landscape sustaoiablity holistically.
WHAT HAPPENs next?
Water germinates the earth
WHAT HAPPENs next?
The seeds grow into plants
WHAT HAPPENs NEXT?
The ecosystem thrives
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We have been incredibly lucky to have experienced the What Happens Next Project at Wallscourt Farm Academy. As a teacher, organising growing and cooking activities can become a time consuming process. However, the WHNP resources have been carefully considered which allowed me to run the activities with ease
Emma Smith
primary school teacher
primary school teacher
‘‘What Happens Next’ has been an amazing experience for many of our learners. it has taught them so much about the food chain, healthy eating, different countries and cultures. . . Through the activities they have also learnt the importance of Maths and English and how essential these skills are every day in their working life.
Jill Taylor
Operations Manager KTS Training
Operations Manager KTS Training
We have been delighted to be able to use this innovative educational resource created by Arthur Daw. The QR codes will take all of the uncertainty out of the gardening process and provide a fun and engaging interface for the children.
Ruth Shelton
Project Manager, Groundwork South