Diversity, Equity and Inclusion in the Great Outdoors
Autumn is approaching, and this is my favourite season to go walking. I love the scenery during Autumn, with the assorted golden leaves and duskier nights. I am fortunate to live near several gorgeous country parks, which I enjoy walking my dog in. I prefer walking alone, and unwinding to some music. You may prefer […]
via 5 Remarkable Benefits of Walking. — Katie Ann Campbell
It rained. The first outing of the summer ( well end of) when I didn’t pack my waterproofs or wear my boots or hiking trousers and it rained. Typical. Helping to set up this Wayfinding …
I just had to get on here real quick and share a film my friend Olwen Wilson in Canada shared with me. Olwen’s been eagerly following our work in this small corner of the U.K. …
identity on tyne was honoured to help support the annual trip to the seaside for the women and children from The Angelou Centre. We think the women are used to going to South Shields but …
We always appreciate it when we hear back from individuals taking part in our outings and events about how the experiences have had an impact on them. We do what we do for the people …
We have been lucky with the weather this summer for our outings into Northumberland. Many of our participants cannot afford the walking and hiking gear; the sturdy boots, waterproofs etc. So we’ve been sharing and …
I know that Hadrian’s Wall is right on our doorstep in the North East. I live near its end. I’ve worked upon it at Walbottle High School but in all honestly, I haven’t really experienced …
As another August morning dawned, we knew we’d hit on another good weather day for our outing to Rainton Meadows, Nature Reserve, County Durham. Taking a group of 26, mothers and children, we descended onto …
July saw us return, with a larger group of women, this time from the Angelou Centre to Harehope Quarry to experience a wild food and medicine exploratory walk with Bruce from Wild North Discovery. Once …
