Zip lines, gondolas, and a mountaintop restaurant: the sleepy Scottish coastal town, once a thriving Victorian holiday destination for Glaswegians, is set for a world-class makeover! Dunoon, the sleepy town tucked into the Cowal Peninsula of Argyll and Bute in Scotland, is about to get a major wake-up. Plans are […]
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Do you have a casual £18 million sitting around? No? Well, someone did – and they just did something pretty damn incredible with it. A mystery benefactor, whose identity remains completely unknown, has gifted an eye-watering £17.5 million to the Scottish Wildlife Trust to purchase the vast Inverbroom Estate in […]
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For years, the UK has been known for its world-class historic landmarks and traditional city breaks. And for many visitors, a trip to the UK has often simply meant a trip to London, with the capital dominating tourism activities. However, a shift is underway. While London remains a major draw, […]
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Amid growing concerns about biodiversity loss and the disconnect between young people and nature, the UK’s largest youth organisation, the Scouts Association, is stepping up with an ambitious new initiative: rewilding. With a decent chunk of funding from our heroes over at Rewilding Britain, the Scouts are rolling out projects […]
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In an effort to protect seabird populations and address the overfishing crisis, the UK’s sand eel fishing ban has sparked a formal dispute with the European Union. With hearings set to commence this week at the Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague, the outcome could have far-reaching implications for […]
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In the face of mounting environmental challenges, a Natural History GCSE was heralded as a much-needed addition to the UK curriculum. However, political roadblocks now cast doubt over its 2025 launch… But can nature afford to wait for a new wave of scientists and conservationists? The Natural History GCSE was […]
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Taking the first step towards better health and wellbeing can often feel daunting, but what if it was as simple as going for a walk in the park? This is precisely the approach Britain’s walking charity, the Ramblers, is encouraging through its Wellbeing Walks initiative. Aiming to improve the nation’s […]
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We’re a big fan of the National Trust’s work here at Adventure Brits, but there’s no denying that their memberships are a little on the pricey side. While preserving and protecting our historic places, natural landscapes, and cultural heritage is truly priceless, we know that National Trust membership isn’t always […]
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New research by Friends of the Earth reveals that more than a quarter of England’s neighbourhoods are plagued by pollution levels that are severely damaging to wildlife, marking a growing environmental crisis across the country. In a report by Friends of the Earth, 9,062 out of 32,844 neighbourhoods in council […]
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If you’re as addicted to recording every run, ride and hike as we are, then we’ve got some exciting news for you! Strava, the go-to digital community for athletes around the globe, has just launched a game-changing new feature to keep adventuring morale high and on a budget: the Family […]
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