Outdoors for All in the South East
Outdoors for All (OFA) is about encouraging more people from under-represented groups to explore the natural environment and enjoy natural green spaces.
We want to involve people who generally don’t visit or otherwise enjoy natural green space. This often includes the young, the disabled, black and minority ethnic groups and those who live in areas of urban deprivation.
In the South East region, Natural England lead a forum that works together to promote natural green space to a wider audience. Membership includes environmental organisations, local authorities and other groups that have an interest in access to natural green space.
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The South East Outdoors for All Forum can help to achieve the Government’s aim of getting more people enjoying and benefiting from the natural environment.
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Outdoors for All forum members
We want to work together to be more effective in getting people out and enjoying the natural environment.
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Outdoors for All project showcase
We want to collect information on projects in order to share good ideas, and to be able to show how we are getting more people out and enjoying natural green space.
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getting involved
the volunteer partnership wants to encourage people to look after their local environment.
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