For #MentalHealthAwareness week, we're sharing content about helping you destress and re-balance by re-connecting with nature. Discover why many health professionals are advocating ‘green therapy’ to help those living with mental health difficulties. https://www.cpre.org.uk/discover/peace-of-mind/
Have you discovered these stunning views? It's #WalkingMonth and #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek, which are perfect reasons (if you needed them) to experience some of our country's lesser-known, picture-perfect panoramas courtesy of writer, Rolly Smith. https://www.cpre.org.uk/discover/roam-with-a-view/
Phone rings. I talk a wonderful lady through downloading her first ever app (‘my son bought me an iPad and it’s all a bit complicated’). It was the ‘Ethel Ready’ app. She knew all about Ethel and was sorting bus timetables ready to crack on with 95 walks. Super stuff 👏👏🥾👏👏🥾
BOOK NOW: Monday, May 17th
Maxwell Ayamba explores the Government’s 25 Year Environment Plan and the Glover Review in relation to promoting countryside access.
Organised by @CPRENorthumber1 on behalf of @CPRE.
'The frothy white combination of hawthorn flowers and cow parsley is especially evocative of spring.'
What's your favourite thing to look out for in the month of May?
Here are @cottagegardener's tips for wildlife and plants to spot this month 👇 https://www.cpre.org.uk/discover/a-month-in-the-countryside-connecting-with-nature-in-may/
This #MentalHealthAwareness week is a celebration of the positive impact of nature 🌱 on mental wellbeing - right up our 'footpath'. And comedian, Bill Bailey's! Read about his views on the benefits of the countryside and nature on mental health, here. https://www.cpre.org.uk/opinions/bill-bailey-on-the-joys-of-being-in-nature/
'Having a clean and safe green or blue space nearby – a nature reserve to walk through, a community park to play in, a river or canal to travel along – should be a choice that everyone has in their daily lives' 👏👏👏👏
It's #MentalHealthAwareness week, so we're sharing the many benefits of the outdoors on mental wellbeing. Here's the positive impact of our wetlands! Did you know that 'research shows that visits to wetlands could be used to manage anxiety and depression?' https://www.cpre.org.uk/discover/when-a-blue-view-is-good-for-you/
For #MentalHealthAwareness week, we're sharing content about helping you destress and re-balance by re-connecting with nature. Discover why many health professionals are advocating ‘green therapy’ to help those living with mental health difficulties. https://www.cpre.org.uk/discover/peace-of-mind/
Have you discovered these stunning views? It's #WalkingMonth and #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek, which are perfect reasons (if you needed them) to experience some of our country's lesser-known, picture-perfect panoramas courtesy of writer, Rolly Smith. https://www.cpre.org.uk/discover/roam-with-a-view/
Phone rings. I talk a wonderful lady through downloading her first ever app (‘my son bought me an iPad and it’s all a bit complicated’). It was the ‘Ethel Ready’ app. She knew all about Ethel and was sorting bus timetables ready to crack on with 95 walks. Super stuff 👏👏🥾👏👏🥾
BOOK NOW: Monday, May 17th
Maxwell Ayamba explores the Government’s 25 Year Environment Plan and the Glover Review in relation to promoting countryside access.
Organised by @CPRENorthumber1 on behalf of @CPRE.
'The frothy white combination of hawthorn flowers and cow parsley is especially evocative of spring.'
What's your favourite thing to look out for in the month of May?
Here are @cottagegardener's tips for wildlife and plants to spot this month 👇 https://www.cpre.org.uk/discover/a-month-in-the-countryside-connecting-with-nature-in-may/
This #MentalHealthAwareness week is a celebration of the positive impact of nature 🌱 on mental wellbeing - right up our 'footpath'. And comedian, Bill Bailey's! Read about his views on the benefits of the countryside and nature on mental health, here. https://www.cpre.org.uk/opinions/bill-bailey-on-the-joys-of-being-in-nature/
'Having a clean and safe green or blue space nearby – a nature reserve to walk through, a community park to play in, a river or canal to travel along – should be a choice that everyone has in their daily lives' 👏👏👏👏
It's #MentalHealthAwareness week, so we're sharing the many benefits of the outdoors on mental wellbeing. Here's the positive impact of our wetlands! Did you know that 'research shows that visits to wetlands could be used to manage anxiety and depression?' https://www.cpre.org.uk/discover/when-a-blue-view-is-good-for-you/