Introduction

Humans are stronger in numbers. That includes our personal wellbeing, community health and wellbeing.

Friendship ensures we each have people we can count on in times of need, and science has shown that those with social connections live longer, healthier lives than those who live in isolation. 

Friendship & The Environment

We can't always convince our families to jump on the sustainability train, but we can make changes in our personal lives and positively influence our friends. Environmental steps can be easier and more efficient when we have more people to share these actions with.

Some examples include:

• Carpooling (or other eco-friendly forms of travel) to protests, rewilding projects, or clean-up events.

• Teach one another new skills - gardening, mending, cycling or other types of active mobility, sustainable cooking and crafting for example.