Taking time out in nature helps us become more grounded, more present in the moment so much so that we forget the stress of our daily lives, the worries and uncertainty about the future, or the sadness that might affect us.
CPRE is backing the climate action taking place on Friday 20 September.
Among all the political chaos the Chancellor has just announced a significant investment in Britain’s buses. But what does this mean for rural services?
One of the most valuable things about being on the graduate programme at CPRE is the opportunity to be present at some big occasions, and hear what key decision makers have to say for themselves. One of my favourite events this year was August’s BBC Countryfile Live at Blenheim Palace in Oxfordshire, when the National Trust invited me to take part as one of several young ambassadors for the environment.
Climate breakdown and the resulting damage to nature poses the greatest threat to the countryside…
