Discover why improving people’s connection to nature is so important for our mental health, as well as our recommendations for national and local government.
Read : Nature and mental health: our policy perspectiveThe purpose of this project is to improve mental health by enabling more access to those that need natural blue and green spaces using a nature-based self-management programme in London.
Read : The Blue Prescribing ProjectWhat prevention means, preventative measures to help yourself, and changes society can make to prevent mental health problems.
Read : Prevention and mental healthWWF and the Mental Health Foundation have produced this guide in collaboration, to help everyone make the most of the UK's natural spaces for our mental health and well-being.
Read : Thriving with NatureIdeas and inspiration to help you connect with nature during the winter, as well as information on how engaging with wetlands can improve our wellbeing.
Read : Wetlands and wellbeing: A guide for winterOur report suggests ways to expand green social prescribing across London to help people benefit from green spaces.
Read : Supporting and expanding green social prescribing to address mental health inequalities in LondonThis policy briefing builds on the evidence in our research report to propose some priority policy areas for England.
Read : Mental Health and Nature Policy Briefing for England