Why?
To get people outside more to improve wellbeing and increase and enhance personal skills (resilience, teamwork, self awareness, problem solving, self esteem, risk assessing and so much more!).
Spending time outdoors is so good for us, our brains developed whilst we lived outside and it’s only recently that we live indoors. Our bodies and genes were made to be adapted to nature. Connecting people back to nature and wild places is so important – to inspire them to spend more time outdoors and want to look after these special places, to assess their comfort zone, to help them look inward, to progress and to encourage change.