A beautiful world lies ahead...
Imagine a world where you feel calm, content and happy. Where your commute is an enjoyable walk through a beautiful woodland and being at work means being surrounded by the smell of fresh flowers and sweet fruits. Imagine cities with clean air, traffic-free streets and the sound of birdsong as you open your workplace window. It's all possible when we reintegrate ourselves with the rest of nature.
Things you can do
Natural Gardens
Think of it not just as your home, but a home for birds, bees, bugs and badgers too… Ok, maybe not always badgers, but even the smallest garden or window box can be a glorious habitat for much of our native wildlife.
Our Natural Gardens project asks you to pledge part of your own outdoor space for wildlife. By regenerating private outdoor spaces to be wildlife friendly we can all do our bit to revive and restore habitat, and when you consider over 85% of British households have the privilege of access to a garden, that's a whole lot of habitat potential. So let's get growing and share a square with wildlife.
Natural Anxiety
When we started to truly understand the magnitude of what climate change and biodiversity loss means, the rollercoaster of emotions really kicked in. We’ve been angry, sad, overwhelmed, optimistic, depressed, determined, worried, hopeful and, at times, hopeless.
If you’re feeling any of that, you’re not alone. Once a month we get together for a cup of tea and a chat about what’s happening to our planet. Nothing formal, just nice people sharing our natural anxiety, stories, worries and reassuring each other that we’re in this together, good things are happening and there is always reason to feel positive about the future. If that sounds like something you'd like to join, pop over an email and we'll invite you along to the next one.
Our heroes
We know we're not in this alone. There are so many incredible projects and initiatives out there doing amazing work to restore and protect the species we share our home with. Some of our personal heroes are listed below, it's well worth taking a look at what they're doing.
