Guest author Emily Malen provides an overview of her research on experiences of heritage sites for people with sight loss.

We’re back with a new project and we’re asking people from across the UK to help us capture experiences of ‘landscape’.

As we approach Christmas 2019, Sarah Bell reflects on some of the amazing activities that have happened in the last 12 months.

We’ve just secured funding for a new ‘Unlocking Landscapes Network’, designed to encourage more socially inclusive landscape planning.

This week we’re featuring a guest piece from Andrew Hesser and ‘Bryan’s Quest’, demonstrating how a blind person could approach the task of planting a tree.

“I can experience the natural world pretty much whenever I find myself outdoors.” This week, guest contributor Andy Shipley reflects on the idea of the ‘Open Mountain’.

Today we have a guest news piece from Andy Shipley about ‘The Three-Day Effect’, a move to understand the science behind the wellbeing benefits of spending time in nature.

Sarah Bell reports from the ‘Now for Nature’ conference, discussing opportunities for enhancing inclusivity across the nature sector.

We’ve just published a new research paper which considers how and why people connect with birdlife through sound.

We’ve got a beautiful selection of bird sounds for you this week, captured by sound recording enthusiast Graham Taplin.

The RNIB has recently launched a new guide designed to help children get “Messy and Muddy”.

Sense and The Outdoor Guide have just launched a new collection of short walks called “Sensory Walks”.

Today we’re excited to launch new guidance to support more inclusive multi-sensory experiences in nature.

We’ve just released new research exploring how nature can provide opportunities to feel a sense of freedom from ‘ableism’.

We’ve explored how negotiating the weather with sight impairment involves far more than donning the ‘right’ clothing.

As we approach Christmas 2018 and the end of the funded phase of Sensing Nature, it’s the perfect time to reflect on another exciting year for the project.

Today we’re excited to launch a brand new guide designed to promote the inclusive design and management of nature-based settings.

Today we’re launching our ‘Easing into nature with sight impairment’ resource, intended for anyone whose lives have been touched by sight impairment.

We’re excited to announce the launch of new guidance to support people with visual impairments take part in group-walking activities.

Listen to our new podcast capturing the key messages from this year’s Adventures with nature and sight impairment event in Bristol.