A healthy natural environment is good for people.
A healthy natural environment is good for people.
Spending time in nature, either as a leisure activity or as part of day-to-day life, is proven to benefit mental and physical health – people with doorstep access to nature are more active, resilient, and healthier.
Nature also provides clean air and water, supports the production of healthy food, cools the environment, alleviates flooding, and supports our local economy.
Cumbria Local Nature Partnership aim to:
- Develop a plan for encouraging participation in the natural world, particularly targeted at those in urban and more deprived areas working across sectors.
- Develop opportunities for natural and green social prescribing.
- Identify and develop opportunities for collaborative projects that benefit nature, people, and health.
Spending time in nature, either as a leisure activity or as part of day-to-day life, is proven to benefit mental and physical health – people with doorstep access to nature are more active, resilient, and healthier.
Nature also provides clean air and water, supports the production of healthy food, cools the environment, alleviates flooding, and supports our local economy.
Cumbria Local Nature Partnership aim to:
- Develop a plan for encouraging participation in the natural world, particularly targeted at those in urban and more deprived areas working across sectors.
- Develop opportunities for natural and green social prescribing.
- Identify and develop opportunities for collaborative projects that benefit nature, people, and health.
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