Exploring the therapeutic benefits of engaging in bushcraft and survival activities

This article courtesy of Wildeye Adventures highlights the positive impacts of outdoor time on educational outcomes & personal growth

Foraging for Sweet Chestnuts

Nature-Deficit Disorder: Engaging with the Outdoors for Family Well-Being

How to tell the difference between Sweet Chestnut and Horse Chestnuts (Conkers)

10th to 13th July 2025 | ADVENTURE TO WALES THIS SUMMER Retreat for women - Spirit Wildeye - Nature Retreat A wild nature retreat for women in 200 acres of stunning Welsh landscape. This off-grid camping experience is an opportunity to reconnect & reignite a sense of adventure.  Many of us these days seek a sense of community   and time spent in wild places, but may not have the opportunity to travel, wild camp or the right to roam. This experience will provide nature connect

The theme chosen for this years Mental Health Awareness week by the Mental Health Foundation is "Nature & the Environment" The entire...

RAISE YOUR VOICE FOR NATURE Environment & Conservation Show on UK Health Radio. Wildeye Adventures presents the Environment & Conservation Show on the online health radio platform UK Health Radio . The Environment & Conservation show raises awareness on environment, conservation, nature connection, eco-living, rewilding, regeneration, sustainable development, indigenous knowledge and climate action. Listen to the show we created together via this link - Voices of the People |

Yara Ghrewati & Yasmin Dahnoun present the Environment & Conservation Show on UK Health Radio . COMING THIS SPRING 2021 A show dedicated to humanities connection to the natural world. Sharing environmental news, nature connection, nature science, eco-friendly initiatives, campaigns, sustainable goals and climate action. Interviewing a variety of educators, entrepreneurs, ecologists, conservationists, farmers, activists, ambassadors and professionals impacting communities vi

Trees are one of the planet's vital natural resources and one of the longest living organisms on earth. They provide habitats for plant life, wildlife, food for animals and birds.

Wildeye Adventures was featured on UK Health Radio's show The Way Forward, presented by Stewart Pierce. Speaking about ancient woodlands,...

Interview at the Network Wellbeing Show on the conservation of trees and woodlands in the UK with Yara Ghrewati from the Woodland Trust.

One single oak tree can support up to 500 different species of wildlife The Woodland Trust is the UK's leading non-profit woodland conservation charity. They promote woodland conservation and believe that the remaining 2% of ancient woodland - that has been around since the ice age - should be preserved for future generations to come. They lobby and campaign to give protective rights to the last endangered natural landscapes. Woodland Trust members also believe that every ch