England's Forgotten Parks: A Crisis of Access to Nature The notion that many English citizens lack proximity to green and blue spaces is astonishing, reminiscent of the notorious air pollution crisis in Victorian Britain.
Despite a government target to ensure everyone has access to nature within a 15 minute walk, nearly half of England's parliamentary constituencies fall short.
Recent analysis by the Wildlife Trusts reveals this issue transcends regional disparities, affecting areas with varying socioeconomic profiles and demographic characteristics.