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Unfortunately, we can't escape to the country or the wild uplands this Easter weekend, so we'll just have to dream a little smaller. It's Great Out There (At Home) will give you some inspiration if you're hankering after an adventure without crossing the threshold. Alternatively, you could take part in online training for the Slow Ways project, and help create a routemap of walks connecting Great Britain's towns and cities.
On another note, more and more people will be struggling over the next weeks to make ends meet. If you are able to support any good cause, either through a donation, or by volunteering some time, please do so. Charities and community organisations are a vital part of civil society, and many are facing unprecedented pressure as funding dries up.
We hope you enjoy the good weather over the coming days. Stay safe. Stay home.
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Keep the parks open! If you're taking your once-daily walk or run, try to avoid peak times, and make space for families and more vulnerable people. We're regularly updating our blog with the latest guidelines on using parks and open spaces, together with some advice on finding quieter spots Read the blog now >>
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Whatever you're doing, it's enough... The last weeks may well have brought a lot of emotions to the surface. Perhaps anxiety, doubt, maybe a little guilt if you feel you're not meeting the demands of homeschooling or homeworking. One way to stay grounded, keep your head above water, and keep healthy is to Notice Nature. Read our tips on keeping nature connected >>
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We've launched our Local Giving page Thanks to our amazing volunteers, we're continuing to support families as best we can through the lockdown. We're also busy reworking all our projects so we can get them up and running as soon as the lockdown is lifted. We'd love if you could make a small donation to our cause, but if you can make a donation to any charity or community organisation over the next weeks, please do so. Visit the Local Giving page >>
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