We caught up with founder and CEO Lewis Garland to learn more about what Fences and Frontiers have been up to this year!

It seems like everyone is talking about working ‘cross sector’ these days, but what does that really mean? We delve into what cross sector collaboration is, the benefits you can get from it and the pitfalls to avoid.

Whether you're looking for a book to dive into over the holidays or need a last minute gift here are 17 books that our community think you'll love! 

Financial planning and budgeting can be one of the trickiest aspects of running community groups and events in the outdoors sector. If you’re new to managing budgets, here are four tips to help you get started, taken from a live event at The Outdoor Connection 2024…

Alinah Azadeh describes herself as an artist, a writer, a wanderer, a cultural activist, a mother and a human being. ATE team member Sarah Groves sat down with Alinah to chat about We Hear You Now, the unforeseen challenges and benefits of the project, and to ask for some tips for our community members who want to collaborate with public bodies like National Parks…

Supporting people to feel connected to nature is important for many of the communities in our network, but what does ‘Nature Connectedness’ really mean, and how do we integrate it? 

How can we take part in ecology and biology in a way that addresses the toxicity of colonialism, normativity and patriarchy in the subject? Jasmine Qureshi speaks to us from the All The Elements stage at the Timber festival 2024…

It’s almost time for Kendal Mountain Festival! We’ve put together a short guide to some of the diverse voices and sessions featuring our community leaders!

What is the relationship between neurodiversity and adventure? Allie Mason shares some insights from a panel discussion on neurodiversity in the outdoors from All The Elements at Timber Festival 2024.

YHA (England & Wales) have secured two pots of funding to support the work of Outdoor Citizens members. These funding pots are now open for application.

I officially became Communications Director with All The Elements in July 2023, and what a journey it has been since then!

We’re delighted to share that we will be gathering again for The Outdoor Connection 2025 - Save the date and register your interest now.

The evolution of a community group from grassroots meetup group, to start-up, to mature, sustainable organisation is hard to navigate. In this series of articles, we’re sharing key takeaways from some of the sessions at The Outdoor Connection 2024....

Stereotypical outdoor career paths do not suit everyone – so there are individuals like  Emma Harrison forging their own paths, adapting jobs and creating alternative ways of working outdoors. We find out more about the Mountain Leader, Life Coach and Disability Advocate.

At All The Elements, we know that the racist and Islamophobic violence we are seeing across the UK will be affecting people in our network. Promoting the outdoors and activities in nature for systemically excluded groups can be difficult work at any time, and we wanted to provide some resources to help support people through this time.

The Summit is a residential weekend providing outdoor community leaders who are focused on POC audiences the opportunity to gather. The first session of the 2024 event was a forest bathing walkshop, co-curated by Chantelle Lindsey, Isabella McDonell and Evie Muir. Evie tells us more…

Peer-to-peer learning is one of the cornerstones of the All The Elements community, and when our Business Development and Partnerships Manager and co-founder of Black Trail Runners, Sabrina Pace-Humphreys, attended a recent event on air quality advocacy work, she wanted to share the effect this evening had on her.

One of the sessions in our The Outdoor Connection 2024 event was ‘Managing Wellbeing and Burnout’. This session addressed the particular stressors the All The Elements community might feel because of the nature of the work we do, before sharing ways to identify and lessen stress and burnout…

In this new column, Anna Jones sends us letters from Wales’ Designated Landscapes to tell us what’s happening behind the scenes at her cross-organisation partnership, Tirweddau Cymru Landscapes Wales…

We’re delighted to have the Patagonia Worn Wear team joining us at Timber Festival this summer. We recently caught up with Martina and Sacha, two repair techs from the team, to ask them about their work, nature connection and why repairing is so important…