To kick off Mental Health Awareness Week 2023, Kirsty Tyler from our Nature and Wellbeing team talks about how nature has helped her manage her anxiety.

Spring is peeking it’s way around the corner (and through the soil in the form of crocuses and daffys) which means that gardeners all around have been busily preparing for the growing season.…

Jamie who has been a participant and now a volunteer on our Nature and Welllbeing sessions at Chorley allotments shares what the service means to him.

Sometimes, getting outdoors simply isn’t possible. Those gloomy winter days call for a cup of something warm and a gentle activity to soothe the soul.

Can nature help with our mental health? Youth Council member, Kirstie, shares her story.

Winter means we often find ourselves spending more time indoors, but that doesn’t have to be a bad thing. Why not take it as an opportunity to curl up with one of our favourite nature books?

It’s cold, the days are shorter and there is still so much uncertainty in the world. Whilst a winter hibernation may seem tempting, it’s so important to keep going. Here are five little ways to…

Behind the scenes our teams have been working hard to ensure we're complying with all of the new Government guidelines. We know how important access to nature is for you all, especially…

Youth Council member, Alex, explores her local landscape and shares her love of Autumn.

Our Communications Manager, Alan Wright, reflects on the power of nature to inspire our emotions throughout the year.