8legs: The wildlife trusts

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Half of UK adults say they spend less than three hours a week outside in nature

A Wildlife Trusts poll found that about half of UK adults spend less than three hours per week outside in nature.
The poll of 2,000 people was conducted for the Wildlife Trusts to assess access to green spaces.
Health benefits are linked to regular access to green spaces, with some studies showing reduced GP visits.
The government aims for universal access to a green space within a 15-minute walk of every home.
Economic pressures have reduced funding for park services in the past decade.
The Wildlife Trusts run the 30 Days Wild challenge, attracting millions of participants over the years.
Many parents report limited outdoor time for their children due to accessibility barriers.
Researchers emphasize the joy and health benefits of outdoor time for all ages.
Urban parks are highlighted for their potential to provide nature access and community benefits.
The article notes a divide in access across deprived areas.

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