Author Archives: Miles

A guest blog by Mia Morgan At the start of my PhD, I wrote a blog questioning the role nature connectedness could play in supporting people experiencing disordered eating (DE). I also outlined the ways I planned to develop a … Continue reading →

Back in March 2015, after a ‘Towards a Daily Dose of Nature’ event during a Nature & Wellbeing Summit in Bristol, I introduced the concept of nature as a ‘dose of nature’ through a graphic depicting ‘nature pills’. This was … Continue reading →

The Tune into Nature Music Prize aims to celebrate nature and we’ve been listening to entries since early January. The winners have now been announced and they and shortlist the have been featured on BBC Radio and in The Guardian. … Continue reading →

As part of the ‘Connected Treescapes‘ project we’ve been exploring the benefits of trees, their governance and how people value them. All to inform the design of future treescapes. The detailed research papers that focus on how trees support wellbeing … Continue reading →

By Dr Carly Butler Following our previous handbooks, which offer an introduction to connecting people with nature, and helping organisations connect with nature, we are delighted to launch our newest handbook – the Nature Connected Communities Handbook, a guide for … Continue reading →