Not My Green Space? White Attitudes to Black Presence in Green Spaces. An Auto-Ethnography is a Chapter published within Plüschke-Altof, Sooväli-Sepping (Eds.) (2022) Whose Green […]
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400 Seconds Per Podcast
This podacst series interviews with women leading hope and change in the climate emergency…in 400 seconds flat. We speak to Beth Collier, founder of Wild […]
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Channel 4 News
Beth was featured in a Channel 4 news item filmed with Wild in the City and others exploring the work of black organisations increasing diversity […]
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The Reader
Wild in the City is a London-based organisation seeking to make nature a meaningful part of everyday life. They offer natural history, ecotherapy and woodland […]
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Imperial Lates
Sunshine, health and wellbeing As the cold dark winter gives way to spring, we celebrate the warming sun on our skin and the physical and […]
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Reasons to be Cheerful
I spoke with Ed Miliband and Geoff Lloyd for a Reasons To Be Cheerful podcast episode exploring the importance of parks and green spaces, and […]
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Good Housekeeping
Women Who Lead, April 2021 issue Nature has provided a valuable escape for many over the past year and there are lots of reasons to […]
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South London Downs NNR
Wild in the City is part of a partnership recovering and enhancing wildlife sites and supporting peoples connection to them, here Natural England showcases work […]
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NBC, Today
I spoke with Molly Hunter about the therapetuic benefits of nature for a piece on the Norweigan concept of Friluftsliv. Watch the full item here.
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De-traumatising the city
Here I give an overview of my essay for the Rethinking Parks: Visions to shape the future of parks essay series, at the Nesta conference […]
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De-traumatising the city
A version of this essay was first published by Nesta as part of their Rethinking Parks essay collection. This essay explores the physiological impact of […]
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Covid-19 and our relationship with nature
Our relationship with nature has emerged as one of the most valuable sources of resilience and pleasure during lockdown. This article was published in The […]
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Covid-19 and the race factor in access to green space
Black and minority ethnic people are disproportionately affected by environmental conditions which evoke stress and harm our health. In a time of global crisis and […]
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ITV, Lorraine
In this piece, along with Wild in the City members, I speak with Lisa Faulkner about the benefits of hiking for our emotional health, as […]
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