Join Up to NaturePact!

MAY 2022

People and Parks Foundation is hosting the next #NaturePact campaign! Each year in September they invite everyone to join and make a pact to spend more intentional time connecting with nature.

Why? Because we are all part of nature, and nature connects, heals, and sustains us all.

Through ongoing research, science is now catching up with ancient and living Traditional Owner wisdom that connecting with nature is more than a ‘nice to have’ part of our lives – it plays a key role in our ongoing health and wellbeing at every stage of life.

This September, join NaturePact and share how each and every one of us can build our own personal Nature Dose, using all our senses to connect with nature wherever we are.

As the change of season emerges, they will take you on a journey through four weekly #NaturePact themes, connecting you to the beauty, joy, health, and wellbeing benefits that nature offers us all.

The cost? 2 hours of your time a week.

Our promise? Time with nature is always time well spent.

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DRIVEN BY A MISSION TO DELIVER POSITIVE CHANGE
We are a social enterprise, a business driven by planetary purpose. Our mission is to help rejuvenate communities one moment at a time by creating nature experiences that refresh mood, energy and focus; while increasing care and wellbeing for self, community and the natural environment. Our business model reflects the belief that everyone should have access to nature and its many health benefits.  We keep our operation costs down to scale up our nature-inspired solutions.  We re-invest revenue back into research and community-based programs so we can continue to find the best possible outcomes for people and planet. 

We acknowledge that we meet, play, work and live on this wonderful country of Australia, which has been occupied by Aboriginal Peoples for thousands of generations. We thank all of the caretakers past and present, for their tending of land, waterways and cultures. We are therefore committed to supporting First Nations programs that create and share healing stories.  We continue to pay our deepest respects to the Elders: past, present and emerging.