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Nature is fundamental to our health. As well as supporting essential systems which provide our food, water and clean air, the natural world plays a vital role in our physical and mental health. But does everyone have the same opportunities to connect with and benefit from nature? What does the evidence tell us about the relationship between nature and health inequalities? Could better access to green and blue spaces help improve the health and wellbeing of those who would most benefit? What needs…

Nature is fundamental to our health. As well as supporting essential systems which provide our food, water and clean air, the natural world plays a vital role in our physical and mental health.

But does everyone have the same opportunities to connect with and benefit from nature?

What does the evidence tell us about the relationship between nature and health inequalities? Could better access to green and blue spaces help improve the health and wellbeing of those who would most benefit? What needs to happen for nature-based solutions to be delivered effectively for people and planet?

Learning objectives

• To understand the links between nature, health and wellbeing

• To appreciate that access to natural spaces differs and that this can impact on people’s health

• To explore what is needed to improve people’s access to and connection with nature

• To identify learning from projects and approaches that aim to support people to access and connect more with nature

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