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There is plenty of data about the benefits of getting active in nature, but it can be hard to find. This page collates reports, resources and research by member organisations and others relevant to our work.
There is plenty of data about the benefits of getting active in nature, but it can be hard to find. This page collates reports, resources and research by member organisations and others relevant to our work.
Impact reports from member organisations
Impact reports from member organisations
The SIG Penrose 2024 Impact Report shows data on the effect its work is having on participants.
The Wildlife Trust made a rapid economic assessment of its Natural Health Services [PDF].
The 2024 Groundwork Impact Report shows how it changes people's lives.
Edible High Town: Assessing the value of urban community gardens - a 2023 study by London South Bank University
Other research and resources on Green Social Prescribing
Other research and resources on Green Social Prescribing
The Nature Connection Handbook [PDF] by the University of Derby has case studies and practical ideas on how to increase people's connection with nature.
Chalkscapes - co-creating spaces for supporting diverse communities to use greenspaces and the countryside [PDF] researched the engagement of people from diverse backgrounds with greenspaces and the countryside in Luton and Dunstable.
The national green social prescribing delivery capacity assessment from 2023 looks at key factors that influence GSP, as well as barriers and opportunities.
This 2023 research explores perceptions of green social prescribing among clinicians and the public
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