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The Land Trust Annual Review 2022

Health

“To see our Most of our sites and parks offer health benefits by providing space for physical Hassall Green Nature Reserve,
beloved dog activities such as walking, running and cycling. In addition, we work with Sandbach
partners to maximise the mental health benefits that can be delivered by
run free in the spending time in well managed green spaces. The introduction of path, trails
beauty and and organised activities such as buggy walks and park runs can significantly
security of increase participation and benefits to the local community.
Eashing Fields is The Land Trust is extremely proud of the work we do across our sites to improve
something we the physical and mental wellbeing of our communities, and this is reflected in the
truly appreciate. activities we deliver on our sites.
It is also a balm Receiving spontaneous feedback from our communities is always heart-warming:
to our souls too.”
“I wanted to write and thank you for Eashing Fields in Surrey. It has changed our
lives for the better. We go there several times a week with our dog who was born
on the streets in Cyprus and is also a scent hound, so recall isn’t his strong point!
“To see our beloved dog run free in the beauty and security of Eashing Fields is
something we truly appreciate. It is also a balm to our souls too - to walk around
the fields and feel a sense of connection to Mother Earth and the changing
seasons.
“Thank you from us all.”

Rabbit Ings Country Park,
South Yorkshire

Hassall Green Nature Reserve, Greenwich Peninsula
Sandbach Image by Madhumitha Mohan Ecology Park, London
The introduction of path, trails and organised activities such as buggy
walks and park runs can significantly increase participation and benefits
to the local community.

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