Embark on an adventure with our Wild Wellbeing pop-up events. Choose from nature connection and creative activities, including art from natural materials, nature trails, sound walks, creative writing, bushcraft & mindful photography. We take care of everything from the planning, health & safety and sign up, to materials, refreshments and if you’re feeling adventurous, a feast cooked over a fire!
Half Day from £1200
Full Day from £2300
6 week half day programme from £6900
Ask us about our discounts for all year round Wild Wellbeing.
Step outside of the office and take a breath of fresh air with our facilitated walks in parks, woodlands and along waterways near your workplace. A great way to make connections, energise your team and harness the benefits of nature. Come on a journey through nature spaces, led by our team of compassionate, professionally-trained staff whose skills span nature connection and the creative arts.
6 week programme weekly walks from £2900
Ask us about our discounts for all year round walks.
Get stuck into vital conservation work to improve Reading’s parks, woodlands and waterways for people and wildlife. Our awaydays have something for everyone, whatever their experience. Maybe your company offers employee volunteering days, but don’t know where to start. Why not use our Greenspace Challenge as a collective way to volunteer as a team in your local community?
Professional photography is included so you can share the great work of your team through your digital communication channels.
Activities include:
Every participant receives a Greenspace Challenge Certificate.
Costs depend on activities chosen and number of participants start from £5500 for 30 people, or £6250 including lunch.
Viewing nature rich scenes for short periods of time throughout the work day can enhance worker’s productivity.
Spending time immersed in nature can significantly boosts creativity and problem solving skills, indicating the cognitive advantage of natural settings.
Results from experimental studies provide evidence of protective effects of exposure to natural environments on mental health outcomes and cognitive function.
There is evidence to convey that those who spend more time in natural settings compared to urban settings have increased cognitive function.
Walking in nature can produce benefits, such as a decrease in anxiety and preservation of positive affect.
Places with natural features can provide a setting for behaviours that enhance health and well-being, such as physical activity and social contact.
Spending time in natural environments can foster improved social interactions, enhanced mood, and increased cohesion within a group.
Providing nature contact in the physical office work environment can add to the variety of possible health-promoting workplace interventions.
Spending time in nature can have restorative effects on cognitive functioning and help improve attention capacity.
Research has found strong evidence between exposure to natural environments and recovery from physiological stress and mental fatigue.
How our programme of Wild Wellbeing helps big businesses demonstrate their commitment to the health and wellbeing of their staff.
Our organised lunch-hour walks incorporated immersive mindfulness activities such as photography to help workers slow down and connect to the green spaces outside their office. As a result, those involved felt less stressed and more relaxed and enjoyed the positive experience of being part of something.
