To create accessible and inclusive living landscapes around the world, which support vulnerable communities, families and individuals of all abilities.
For Reconciliation Week, GGoP had the pleasure of hosting an entertaining conversation between our President, Andrew Laidlaw, and Shane Charles, Co-Chair of Reconciliation Victoria. Too long to tweet, but the extract is on our Fb page:
https://t.co/gGDVnQixLM
The recent devastation in The Gaza Strip has necessitated a reflection on GGoP's role and actions in this, a humanitarian response for the welfare of the affected people and the development of meaningful, long-term and sustainable projects within our ethos.
GGoP in its role as an organisation with global reach, seeks peace in all its forms, and with beautiful and enriching green spaces acting as a safe place for the wellbeing of individuals and their communities.
Moira Kelly AO (Patron): You don’t have to prove anything to anyone but yourself. Create a path that is inspirational but also fun. You have got to have a reason to get up in the morning.
To restart our connection to you in 2021, we looked to International Women's Day to inspire and challenge us into the future. Our values stated apply now and always.
Louise Ward (Immediate Past-President): To all the women around me: "Never let anyone stop you from achieving your dream, dreams are there to give you hope, and having hope is the most beautiful thing in the world".
Such a thrill to see Helichrysum monogynum growing in the wild: an exceptionally rare endemic of Lanzarote with ruby-red flowerheads that gleam beneath the Canarian sun.
The early purple orchid (Orchis mascula) is a magnificent thing of bluebell woods, old hay meadows and limestone pavement. It is one of the few native orchids to have lots of local names, such as goosey ganders, dead man’s fingers & adder’s meat
New research shows that people who spend time in natural spaces report having better physical and mental #wellbeing.
Paper published in Journal of Environmental Psychology by @PlymUni@UniofExeter@DerbyUni and @NaturalEngland researchers.
https://t.co/F63pjD3GCT