Lauren highlights issues on gentrification and access to nature Read more
Max shares his experiences of being a young person in the environmental sector. Read more
Young people share their experiences on coronavirus, money, ageism and jobs in nature Read more
Young people discuss the lack of opportunities in nature and why it's so important. Read more
Young people discuss how deforestation, wellbeing and technology fit into their connections to nature Read more
Kieran and Milo examine the impact of the Hallowe'en celebrations being cancelled on their city. Read more
Young people are spending more time on technology, impacting their mental health Read more
Sebastian tells us what we need to know about deforestation Read more
Frankie reports on how young people are denied as access to nature Read more
Rajaun sat down with Kay Rufai, founder of the S.M.I.L.I.N.G. Boy Project. Read more
Formal education on nature does not currently exist, and Charlie explains why it should! Read more
When information is everywhere and we have less time to go outdoors Read more
Are young people able to spend enough time in nature? Read more
What does racism look like? We examined what racism looks like for us here, in Hackney. Read more
Following the death of George Floyd in the U.S. we examined racism in Hackney. Read more
Young people respond to the guilt over using cars amidst the climate crisis. Read more
The first episode of a new podcast series made by our Belfast-based Springboard group... Read more
Are our green spaces, safe spaces? What do you think? Read more
Does litter discourage you from visiting your local green spaces? Read more
The daunting and discouraging side of accessing nature Read more
How do our young people feel now that they've been back at school a full week? Read more
What needs to change to create an anti-racist place for young people to be educated? Read more
With plastic pollution on the rise we explored what are we, as young people, doing? Read more
What does racism look like now for young people compared to generations before them? Read more