We caught up with founder and CEO Lewis Garland to learn more about what Fences and Frontiers have been up to this year!

Alinah Azadeh describes herself as an artist, a writer, a wanderer, a cultural activist, a mother and a human being. ATE team member Sarah Groves sat down with Alinah to chat about We Hear You Now, the unforeseen challenges and benefits of the project, and to ask for some tips for our community members who want to collaborate with public bodies like National Parks…

At All The Elements, we know that the racist and Islamophobic violence we are seeing across the UK will be affecting people in our network. Promoting the outdoors and activities in nature for systemically excluded groups can be difficult work at any time, and we wanted to provide some resources to help support people through this time.

Peer-to-peer learning is one of the cornerstones of the All The Elements community, and when our Business Development and Partnerships Manager and co-founder of Black Trail Runners, Sabrina Pace-Humphreys, attended a recent event on air quality advocacy work, she wanted to share the effect this evening had on her.

We’re delighted to have the Patagonia Worn Wear team joining us at Timber Festival this summer. We recently caught up with Martina and Sacha, two repair techs from the team, to ask them about their work, nature connection and why repairing is so important…

Earlier this summer, the Black Tri Tribe held their first triathlon. Sarah caught up with their Founder Smith to find out more about how the event went.

If you want to curate a representative guestlist that isn’t tokenistic, Francesca from Tremula Network has compiled some tips from the All The Elements network to make sure everyone can make their interviews a safe and comfortable experience!

LGBTQIA+ cycling group Pride Out have published an open letter on the LGBTQIA+ challenges in cycling.

GB Snowsport and Home Nations Governing bodies have announced the formation of a new diversity and inclusion advisory group.

Hiking group Steppers UK are looking for volunteer participants to take part in a project focusing on the psychological benefits that spending time outdoors can have on people.

JEDI organisation United We Climb is asking UK climbers to complete a short survey focused on diversity and diversity awareness in UK climbing.

The overarching plan will bring together work from across the organisation to strengthen diversity in all forms, including ethnicity, gender, disability and LGBTQ.

Black Trail Runners have published an open letter to trail race organisers to ask for ethnicity questions to be included during race registration processes.