Britain ranks bottom in Europe for nature connectedness
This article in the Guardian (23 June 2022) reports that ‘out of 14 nations surveyed, UK citizens measured lowest for their oneness with the natural world’. It also states that Britain has ‘lost more wildlife than any other G7 country and been shown to be one of the most nature-depleted countries on the planet.’
How green are European cities? Green space is key to well-being of children, but access varies
This Child in The City article (02-02-2022) considers socio-economic and demographic inequalities in access to green and blue spaces in European cities. It also includes examples of green spaces that were designed to meet the needs of vulnerable and disadvantaged social groups. The needs of children and young people are [...]
The importance of free time to play
This article in the Guardian (23 April 2021) explores the educational message across Europe of the importance of free time to play within formal education.
