It's Mental Health Awareness Week. This year’s theme is movement: moving more for our mental health. Our #woodlands in #Buxton are the perfect places for relaxing strolls and spending time in nature🌳Find out more: mentalhealth.org.uk/mhaw
#BCA #MomentsForMovement #Buxton

Whether on a walk, in the garden, on a balcony, or by a window, take a moment to connect with nature 🍃

Notice what you can see, hear, touch, and smell...🌳

#connectwithnature #mentalhealth #wildlife #nature #animals #derbyshirewildlife

800,000 sphagnum moss plugs will play an important part of the latest #peatland restoration work on #KinderScout . Research shows how this special plant creates ‘speed-bumps’ to improve the health of peat & protect communities from flooding.
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Despite knowing that movement is important for our mental health, many of us aren’t moving enough. Well, according to our new research, this is because we’re too cold, tired, and busy.

Read our new report: mentalhealth.org.uk/movement-resea…

#MomentsForMovement #MentalHealthAwarenessWeek

Did you know that our MD Faith & Associate Gemma are Fair Trade auditors, working on behalf of World Fair Trade Organization?

And, after a month of training, Faith has just qualified as a WFTO Lead Auditor!👏

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#WorldFairTradeDay #FairTrade #FairTrade Auditing

It’s #NationalHedgerowWeek !

🌳 Hedges are an essential refuge for #wildlife and so much more!

💚 They clean our air, capture carbon and fight flooding, but around 118,000 miles of UK #hedgerows have disappeared since 1950. We need them for wildlife, for farming and for us.

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It's #NationalHedgerowWeek ! 🎉

Hedgerows are important for a whole range of species. Find out how to manage a hedgerow for wildlife 👉 wildlifetrusts.org/wildlife/manag…

Delighted to be celebrating 100 years of CPRE Peak District and South Yorkshire today with inspirational keynote speaker Dame Fiona Reynolds Fiona Reynolds and #Ethel book launch by the wonderful Helen Mort

There are many ways you can help your local pollinators without having a lawn to leave to grow 🐝

Our Team Wilder pages are full of different ways you can take action for nature 👉 pulse.ly/dhjy8lnrtq

#wildlife #nature #uknature #ukwildlife #animals #derbyshirewildlife

One way you can get involved with #HedgehogWeek next week… 🦔🦔🦔

So many reasons to reduce our consumption of meat & dairy, and source what we do eat from farmers who are committed to working with nature & actually care for their animals.

Our farming #EQMAwardHolders are just that. Find them at eqm.org.uk/find-award-hol…

#SustainableFarming

It's nearly #NoMowMay !🤯

Let's give nature the boost it deserves this summer💚

Head to our No Mow May webpage to:
🌷 Register your participation
🌿 Download & print posters
🐝 Read our gardening top tips
🌻 Answer all your #NoMowMay questions!

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#MondayMotivation

#FalseOxlip growing along the Tissington Trail at the moment. 🥰

False Oxlip is a natural hybrid which sometimes occurs where Cowslips and Primroses grow together. 💚

#Mindfulness #GetOutside #PeakDistrictProud

Join us at #BuxtonSpringFair on Bank Holiday Monday 6th May, from 10am to 5pm! We will be on hand to chat about our exciting volunteer opportunities & memberships. We will have a selection of our publications for sale, along with competitions and prizes throughout the day! #BCA

Starts tomorrow 👇

🥾 Staffordshire Moorlands Walking Festival 26 April - 6 May

A variety of beautiful local walks to suit various abilities and interests all over the Staffordshire Moorlands! 🥰

Full details...
staffsmoorlandswalkingfestival.co.uk

#SMWalkingFest StaffsMoorlandsWalkingFestival

Join our NEW workshop with Visit Peak District & Derbyshire - Industry this Weds to explore how you can improve quality & increase profitability through sustainability.

Free for Derbyshire businesses…

An interesting read for #EarthDay today: SME Climate Hub’s annual survey digs into the global state of small business climate action 🌍

Findings show the progress that small businesses are making towards net zero, motivating factors & barriers.

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You can walk as many of the Peak District Boundary stages as you want. So whether you are a seasoned explorer or a first-time adventurer we invite you to follow in the footsteps of the remarkable Ethel; and explore the hidden treasures of a thriving countryside.

What makes the Peak District Boundary Walk so special is its historical significance. The 190-mile route is almost identical to the proposed boundary of the National Park which was surveyed and mapped by our founder Ethel Haythornthwaite and her husband Gerald.

Each year, thousands of people enjoy exploring the breath-taking beauty and lesser-known parts of the Peak District by walking along the boundary of the National Park. cprepdsy.org.uk/peak-district-…