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The University's Nature Connectedness Research Group is working with the Yorkshire Sculpture Park and the Bronze Oak Project for an initiative due to launch in the Spring.

Changes to the biodiversity of our planet and how our once green world is becoming grey have been highlighted through a new biodiversity stripes website.

Press. Simply, Stop – Look – Listen and Enjoy Nature! Here, Miles Richardson, Professor of Human Factors and Nature Connectedness at Derby, explains why this simple Green Care Code is all it takes ... Posted: 16 September 2021. By: Professor Miles

Professor Miles Richardson. ... Professor Miles Richardson discussed the benefits of a closer connection with nature and why this matters at a time of environmental emergency.

Simply, Stop – Look – Listen and Enjoy Nature! Here, Miles Richardson, Professor of Human Factors and Nature Connectedness at Derby, explains why this simple Green Care Code is all it takes to ... Posted: 16 September 2021. By: Professor Miles

The University of Derby’s research into nature connectedness has today been named as one of the UK’s 100 best breakthroughs, for its significant impact on people’s everyday lives.

wellbeing, according to research carried out by a University of Derby team led by Professor Miles Richardson. ... public health organisations seeking solutions to mental health crises in an increasingly urbanised society,” explains Miles.

Professor Miles Richardson's research showing 'moments in nature' can help wellbeing is a key part of a major new spring campaign unveiled by conservation charity.

For Miles Richardson, Professor of Human Factors and Nature Connectedness at the University of Derby, there are five different ways we can connect to the natural environment, known as the Five ... Compassion – thinking about what you can do for nature.

Twice as many people (16%) say they have a closer relationship with their trees than with their neighbours (7%), according to new research from the University of Derby.