We believe that simple changes to how veg and fruit is grown, bought and consumed can transform our food system for the better and play a vital role in helping Cumbria reach and sustain carbon neutral beyond 2037. Commissioned and funded by Zero Carbon Cumbria and Home Grown Here.

Elli Foxton grew up on the estates of Teesside with "not a blade of grass around." Today, she's working on the Lake District fells with native cattle, helping to restore nature and working in a community committed to farming with nature. Rural Futures: Elli's Path to Farming with Nature follows the UK's first Nature-Friendly Farming Apprentice as she learns how livestock management, habitat restoration and conservation grazing can help revive some of Cumbria's most important landscapes. Filmed across Wild Haweswater, Low Beckside Farm at The Ernest Cook Trust and the Lowther Estate, the story offers a rare look at nature recovery in action. From handling sheep and cattle to releasing Water Voles back into restored wetlands, Elli's journey shows how young people are shaping the future of farming and the wider countryside. This film is part of the Cumbria Connect Apprenticeship Programme - delivered in partnership by the RSPB, Lowther Estate and The Ernest Cook Trust and funded by the Endangered Landscapes & Seascapes Programme. The scheme helps new entrants start careers in land management, conservation and nature-based solutions.

In this expedition, Vivobarefoot designers teamed up with wilderness experts to test the Tundra ESC in the extreme conditions of the tundra biome. Discover how Indigenous footwear traditions inspired our approach, as we combine centuries-old wisdom with modern materials to create a boot that’s perfect for deep cold exploration.

Sandscale Haws, a National Nature Reserve on the Duddon Estuary in Cumbria is home to a third of the UK's native plant species. It is a dynamic dunescape shaped by wind and tide. Bounded by industry, it is an incredibly special place for the local community and visitors who come to experience and protect it's abundant but threathened ecosystem. Directed and written by Dom Bush and Nancy Burditt Poem by Simon Sylvester Soundscape and mix by Wayne Scurrah Narrated by Dom Bush Supported by National Trust

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