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10 minute reads, Coronavirus - May 07, 2020

Life after lockdown

Lockdown may soon be lifted, but with an effective vaccine in all likelihood a year away, we're told going have to get used to a 'new normal'. But what, exactly, will the ‘new normal’ look like?

For now, parks and green spaces are open, so people can get a crucial hour outdoors. Thankfully, the message is that a daily connection to nature – even if that is from your window or just outside your door – remains a crucial part of our collective wellbeing. So, follow the rules on social distancing: stay local, only go out once a day by yourself or with your family group, and don't go out if you feel unwell.

Home schooling tips to make the indoors easy

If you’re looking for help with homeschooling, we’re gathering together the best learning resources we can find, to help keep you sane and connected with nature (even if you’re stuck inside).

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2 minute reads, Blog - March 01, 2020

Is Kylie Jenner causing a nature crisis?

Fuelled by celebrity culture, social media is meticulously engineered to capture and keep our attention. But if we give in to the itch that keeps us online, does this put at risk any meaningful engagement with the natural world?

Getting Gritty

How do you stick to a daily exercise regime when it just seems a bit too hard? At this time of year, when it’s cold, wet and blowy, hiding under the duvet can seem like the best option. If your resolution is on the wane, analysing the reasons why you’ve made your commitment can help you keep to your plan.

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