Recent climate reports suggest that we can no longer avoid some of the more disastrous effects of climate change. For us to survive as a species, we need to adapt; this will not be possible without fundamentally reimagining our systems of education. In the face of the Anthropocene and the more-than-human world, we must reimagine our approaches to ecological education to ensure hopeful futures alongside our young people, to reimagine the way we learn, to learn how to play together, and to co-create imaginative solutions. We are nature; our ecological and imaginative relationships with the non-human world are vital for our future planet. A new aesthetic imaginary, the Forest of Imagination, is a living, breathing classroom, inspiring curiosity, and a deeper connection with the natural world.