Nature based activity is proven to benefit child development and help manage and improve health conditions and wellbeing. and we help communities become better connected with nature . We also work with people on local environmental projects encourages awareness of the need to tackle global challenges.

Wellies in the Woods

Children amazed at a bug!

LOTS of resources introducing families to the outdoors as a learning environment, and as a place to improve health and well-being.

Green Social Prescribing

Volunteers lying down laughing in a pond they have just dug

Supporting people to improve their mental and physical health by connecting them with nature-based activities in their community.

Wild Play

Child with painted hands making pictures

Focusing on the benefits of improving literacy by taking learning outdoors, also increasing physical and mental wellbeing.

Family Gardening

planting strawberries

A two hour gardening session open to families to learn the basics of gardening, where our food comes from and to feel the benefits of working with nature.

Home Grown

Children showing their plants in the garden

A project designed to enable everyone to benefit from gardening and being active outdoors, no matter the age or experience, to grow in any space however large or small!

Memorial Park, Luton

Arial view of Memorial Park food growing area

A hub of food growing activities where our staff work with residents to care for a garden, growing fruit, veg and learning about healthy eating and cooking.

Green Sparks

Two teenagers smiling whilst they walk along a path

Green Sparks is our four week outdoor activity project for young people that demonstrates the benefits of connecting with nature for physical and mental wellbeing.

Get Outdoors, Get Active

Volunteers at Whipsnade Zoo planting seeds

Horticultural therapy programmes for adults to learn and enjoy gardening to improve their physical & mental health.