Widening Participation in the Natural Environment
Published on CPRE the countryside charity’s website, SEM project coordinator Maxwell Ayamba has written an article explaining why he loves helping people discover the English countryside. You can read the article here.
A version of this article was originally published in CPRE’s award-winning magazine, Countryside Voices.
Diversity Directory – A great directory of resources and links for experiencing the UKs great outdoor spaces, for BAMER individuals and commmunity groups across the UK.
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Access to nature in the English countryside
CPRE, the countryside charity recently commissioned a participant-led research project exploring inequalities in access to the countryside for people of colour.
The report found that experiences of racism and lack of access can create barriers to participation in rural spaces for people of colour.
Funded by CPRE SEMs Maxwell Ayamba completed the Access to Nature Participant Research Project (Ethnographic Peer research) and was published as part of the Access to nature in the English countryside research project report.
You can read the whole report on the CPRE website.
30 individuals from across the UK – including teachers, students and representatives from various organisations – including SEMs Maxwell Ayamba, have produced this short introduction to the issues of climate and sustainability and what you can do and who is out there to support you.