Inside the campaign for nature to be recognised a human right

Nature is a Human Right, a manifesto for equal access to green spaces, brings together world-leading activists, scientists, artists and writers in a call for radical change. We spoke to the anthology’s editor, and founder of the movement on which it’s based, Ellen Miles, about why – and how – contact with nature should be recognised as a human right.

You can buy a copy of Nature is a Human Right here.