September sees the launch of Reading Green Wellbeing Network’s updated website, , the first major revision since its launch in 2022.

A recent publication argues for urgent action to increase nature connection in society, both to address the environmental crisis and for people’s and nature’s wellbeing.

A study comparing homemade compost made by a Nepalese community group with various shop-bought composts showed better results with the home-made compost.

Evidence for the benefits of social and therapeutic horticulture and approaches to improve access

The tour introduced people to the planting round the Aisha Mosque car park. The garden seeks to introduce people to the joys of growing fruit and vegetables sustainably and to encourage community engagement