Wetlands and wellbeing
Ideas and inspiration to help you connect with nature during the winter, as well as information on how engaging with wetlands can improve our wellbeing.
Read : Wetlands and wellbeingIdeas and inspiration to help you connect with nature during the winter, as well as information on how engaging with wetlands can improve our wellbeing.
Read : Wetlands and wellbeingWhat prevention means, preventative measures to help yourself, and changes society can make to prevent mental health problems.
Read : Prevention and mental healthHeather, aged 62 (and a half), is a mum of 4, grandmother of 5 and a child at heart. She shares how walking in nature helps her mental health.
Read : Walking in nature is my therapyKas, 23, is a student in London. Here, she shares her experience of connecting with nature during the pandemic.
Read : Turning to nature during the pandemicRuth, a participant of Standing Together Cymru, helps tend a communal garden at her sheltered housing complex in Newport, South East Wales. Ruth has had a ‘lifelong affinity with nature’, and she wants other people to feel the benefits.
Read : My lifelong connection with natureMichael shares his experience of how connecting with nature with his friends in Northern Ireland helps him to feel less alone.
Read : Connecting with nature and friendsDaniel, 16, shares his experience of connecting with nature in his local park when he's feeling stressed out.
Read : Relaxing in nature in my local parkAfter being made redundant during lockdown, Caroline started wild swimming, which gave her a connection with nature that's helped her mental health.
Read : Connecting with nature by wild swimmingWe're grateful to Prof. Miles Richardson for his support in reviewing our Mental Health and Nature report.
Read : Professor Miles Richardson reviews Mental Health and NatureResearch has shown the positive physical and mental benefits associated with connecting with nature.
Read : Nature journal