Items Tagged 'Nature'

• Nature–based interventions for mental health and wellbeing
• Barriers to Access and the Benefits of the Countryside for Disabled People
• Get clarity, save nature and boost your career with The RSPB
• Why a hands-on approach to training could benefit your career
• Tips of the bright green trade – how to maximise your career chances
• Transferable skills as a boost to employment
• One of the questions we get asked most frequently is: “I think I’d like to work in the countryside – do you have a job for me?”
• Our Bright Future: a stepping stone to employment for young people
• First article: Life is better by water
• Second article: Find wellbeing in your working week
• Traverse: New research explores young people's experience of environmental volunteering
• Defra: The 2019 Year of Green Action: Connecting everybody with nature for its benefit and ours
• Third article: Listen to the dawn chorus
• TCV: 60 years connecting people and places
• How to save a species?
• 50 not out for Staffordshire Wildlife Trust
• Fifth article: Caring for Sites of Special Scientific Interest at the Canal & River Trust
• Celebrating 50 years of RSPB groups
• Designated Sites – A site Managers Perspective
• Changing nature of fly-tipping
• Nature Friendly Schools project will benefit thousands of pupils
• Nature recovery: a key solution for our climate and biodiversity emergencies
• Campaign to get children across the UK spending a million more hours in nature
• Government urged to make tackling climate and nature crises a top farming resolution
• Spectacular year of ‘firsts’ on Scotland’s nature reserves
• Lifeline for species on verge of extinction
• HS2 – new report reveals exorbitant cost to nature
• Reconnecting with nature key for sustainability
• Trust pledges to support 20,000 young Scots to connect with wildness
• Environment Bill sets out vision for a greener future
• Reaction: Environment and Fisheries Bills published today - an important first step towards wildlife recovery
• National Trust response to the new Environment Bill
• Nature for Health: the Wellbeing Benefits of Volunteering
• National Trust set to fund ‘biggest ever conservation spend’ of £3m a week in its 125th year
• Awards, Youth Forum and UK wide events – the year that Social Farms & Gardens celebrate their 40th
• What was the Year of Green Action?
• Reconnecting with nature key for the health of people and the planet
• Protecting Scotland’s environment
• RSPB Scotland welcomes new strategy to restore nature
• Trust welcomes new Environment Strategy for Scotland
• Government’s ambition to enhance the environment takes crucial step forward
• National Trust launches year of action to tackle ‘nature deficiency’
• National Trust acquires vital new stretch of coastal land to help create a new home for nature
• Huge nature, well-being and climate cost of coronavirus
• Countdown starts to the UK’s biggest nature challenge
• We want to natter about nature
• Unsustainable soil erosion in parts of UK
• The search is on to find the UK’s next young nature writer, supported by leading wildlife authors, champions and businesses
• Scientists say we will face worse pandemics than COVID-19 unless we protect nature
• Explore the shore, in the field and at home, with Beach Academy
• Government to consider Nature Volunteer Force to tackle invasive species following Spending Review
• Reaction: Welcome Government commitments towards closing our doors on nature invaders
• Outdoor Activity ideas for parents and children
• Dare to be wild! New review says get long-lasting feel-good factor from 30 Days Wild
• The National Trust: 125 years of nature, beauty and history
• The Nature Volunteers website
• Green projects given support to attract private sector investment
• A plan for nature in the north of England: Natural Assets North final report
• Make time for nature – find your forest moment
• Restoring nature-rich habitats helps offset UK carbon emissions
• Nature-friendly farming methods allow biodiversity to flourish at Wimpole
• Oxford to Cambridge Arc: a chance for housebuilding to support a green recovery by protecting and restoring nature
• Putting pen to paper for aspiring nature writers, by Lucy McRobert
• Scotland’s In Tune With Nature winners announced
• The Wildlife Trusts call for nature to be at the heart of economic recovery – not simply an ‘add-on’
• Go Jauntly launches smartphone ‘nature diary’ to boost mental health
• Coping in the Countryside – Post Lockdown
• National Meadows Day: Why saving and protecting wild flower meadows can help deliver a green recovery
• New experiment tests link between nature and wellbeing
• Countryside Skills at Earth Trust
• Norfolk’s celebration of nature
• Defra report features Westcountry research on health benefits of being by the sea
• More people spending time outdoors. New survey reveals importance of nature to Scotland’s recovery from Covid-19
• Froglife is Leaping forward for Dementia
• University research records new love of nature during coronavirus lockdown
• Discover the Hidden Nature on your doorstep with Heritage Open Days
• Investing in nature is an investment in the NHS, says Environment Agency Chief Executive
• Failure on global and UK nature targets a wake-up call that UK governments must answer
• PM commits to protect 30% of UK land in boost for biodiversity
• The Wildlife Trusts launch £30 million appeal to kickstart nature’s recovery across 30% of land and sea by 2030
• Cairngorms Nature project a first for the UK
• Coronavirus, lockdown and the benefits of being in nature
• Green prescriptions could undermine the benefits of spending time in nature
• Two decades of nature friendly farming see bird numbers soar more than ten times