Nature’s call
This video that Holly Brega of The Outdoor Guide has put together is a fraction of the engagement with nature that she has enjoyed over many years …
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Julia shares her top tips for staying happy while we’re stuck inside
Julia shares her top tips to for staying happy while we’re stuck inside, from spending time in the garden to her suggestions for a new book to read.
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Nature is all around us – we only need to look
The infinite variety of nature is close at hand and you can celebrate the ordinary wonders of the natural world by noticing something new every day of the year.
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Get Outside Champion
TOG’s Inclusion & Diversity expert, Debbie North, is absolutely thrilled to be an OS Maps Get Outside Champion …
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Coping with Lockdown
Our inclusion and diversity expert, Debbie North, shares her feelings about self- isolation during the Covid 19 Pandemic …
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Stay safe and stay local
Julia says, “It’s absolutely essential to follow this advice to stay safe, to consider the health and mental wellbeing of yourself and others and to protect the NHS!”
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Keeping your distance outdoors
Social distancing. Self-isolation. These are phrases we are all coming to terms with during these difficult times. Changing the habits of a lifetime is challenging …
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Blencathra Stolen Summit Stone by Chris Waldron
After the summit stone was stolen last August John has been hell bent on replacing it.
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Alex White, The Young Wildlife Champion
Alex White is a 16-year-old wildlife photographer & blogger from Oxfordshire who has published a book called Get Your Boots On …
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National Trust boosts spend on conservation protection
The National Trust is set to spend an average of £3m every week this year on conservation for the first time as it continues to invest more …
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Raad Ny Foillan Walk with Julia Bradbury
Raad ny Foillan is the Isle of Man’s superb, signposted, long distance footpath …
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Walking on the Isle of Man with Julia Bradbury
All islands have an air of adventure about them and the sea-bound kingdom of the Isle of Man is no exception.
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