People’s affinity with nature feeds off an idyllic past – before humans started messing with it. But with over half of the global population living in urban areas, the natural world is vanishing from view, crowded out by the synthetic, man-made and artificial. In response, people are looking to ‘rewild’ their lives and restore a relationship with nature.

A primary school in New South Wales is offering to teach a majority of classes outside, in a bid to help them connect with nature. With parents worrying about their children forming unhealthy tech habits, 'The Nature School' is taking a more holistic approach to broaden their perspectives.

A study by ING has revealed that Australians value their potted plants second only to artwork when it comes to the contents of their homes. Shedding light on the pervasive trend of indoor gardening, this study highlights Australians’ love of keeping their spaces green.

It’s no secret that spending time in nature is good for the soul. In an increasingly urban and tech-dominant world, being outdoors has become a luxury more than a lifestyle for many. However, with anxiety on the rise, there’s a renewed interest in the mental and social benefits of getting outside. From urban gardening to outdoor experiences, people are exploring how to enjoy being in the wild.