Eco conscious choices and climate-informed habits are at the forefront of concerns for many young adults, however, when it comes to actually spending time in nature, Gen Z are struggling.
Almost half of 18 to 24-year-olds want to spend more time outdoors but are unable to find hobbies or activities to entice them outside, says a new study from Birda, which is impacting the generation's mental health.
There's a growing number of us living in concrete jungle cities, with limited outdoor spaces which can make reconnecting with nature even harder – especially for young adults who tend to flock to these urban areas.
