LIBRARY

A brief selection of resources, organisations and ideas to learn from.


Read

A selection of books that have influenced this project:

A field guide to the British Countryside by Alfred Leutscher

England on Fire by Stephen Ellcock

Is a River Alive? by Robert Macfarlane

The Lie of the Land: Who Really Cares for the Countryside? by Guy Shrubsole

Making Sense of the Place Names of The Lake District by David Watson

Nature of Snowdonia by Mike Raines

Practising Place: Creative and Critical Reflections on Place editied by Elaine Speight

The Walker’s Guide to Outdoor Clues and Signs by Tristan Gooley

Time on Rock by Anna Fleming

The Future We Choose by Christiana Figueres & Tom Rivett-Carnac

Underland by Robert Macfarlane

Weird Walk zine series

Wild Service: Why Nature Needs You editied by Nick Hayes and Jon Moses


Listen

Black Earth - Black Earth Podcast

Buried - BBC Radio 4

Eco Chamber - Environmental Data Services

Finding Our Way: Diverse Outdoor Voices - BMC

Folk on Foot - Matthew Bannister

Naturebang - BBC Radio 4

PhotoFutures: Photography and Sustainability (round table discussion) - Impressions Gallery

Rare Earth - BBC Radio 4

The Long Time Academy - Headspace Studios, The Long Time Project, Scenery Studios

The Joy Report - Intersectional Environmentalist

The Nature Of - Atmos


Watch

Adra | Pertex (53 mins)

Outdoors For All (subtitled) | BMC TV (5 mins)

The Lakes: Wild Once More | Wild Haweswater (11 mins)

The Landscape Project | Malham Cove and Gordale Scar | BMC TV (8 mins)

The Wanderlust Women | BMC TV (7 mins)

The Wood Wide Web - with Dan Snow | Friends of the Earth (2 mins)

Why are Dinorwic Slate Quarry's historical Welsh names so important? | Tudur Owen: What's in a name? (3 mins)


Visit + support

All Rise Outdoors

Every Body Outdoors

Greenpeace

Moors for the Future

Rewilding Britain

River Action UK

Survival International

The Gaia Foundation

Who Owns England?

Wild Card

Woodland Trust


Volunteer + act

Friends of the Earth - Local groups, petitions and resources

Good to Grow - Community gardens

One Earth - Climate solutions at home

Right to Roam - local groups, rights and actions

Surfers Against Sewage - Campaign, clean and protect/monitor water quality

The British Mountaineering Council - Roles in your local area and conservation days

The Rivers Trust - Support your local group and river

The Wildlife Trusts - Help at home, citizen science, community hub and local opportunities

Trash Free Trails - Resources for trail cleaning and citizen science

Woodland Trust - Natures Calendar recording



Pay attention to the life around you, join or start your own community group, protest and put pressure on the government and big capitalist companies!

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