Suntrap blogs

Our vegetarian meals

Helping to reduce carbon footprint

Top tips to get kids outdoors!

How to encourage outdoor learning

Can you camp in Epping Forest?

Is wild camping allowed?

The Wild Remedy by Emma Mitchell

The Suntrap book review

Reducing our carbon emissions

How we are reducing our carbon emissions from our buildings

Make it a green Monday

Turn this Monday from blue to green

What makes Suntrap Residentials so special

Top five benefits of outdoor learning

Street trees; a breath of fresh air

Youth climate summit

Best things in life are free

Protecting Epping Forest

Diary of a young Naturalist by Dara McAnulty

The Great Outdoors

Waltham Forest Echo July 2020

Growing understandings by Author Michael Holland

The Suntrap Book Review

The Garden Jungle

The Suntrap Book review

Outdoor learning

So much more than virus control

Volunteering in lockdown

May 2020

Beating Boredom

Waltham Forest Echo May 2020

The Hidden Life of Trees

The Suntrap Book review

How nature helped me survive thirteen years of lockdown

Suntrap tutor: Louise Horsfall

Help going green

Waltham Forest Echo April 2020

Plugging the gap

Waltham Forest Echo March 2020

Reconnecting with nature

Our head of Suntrap, kerry explains more

How we plan to beat the blues in January

From the Waltham Forest Echo

How the Big Schools Birdwatch 2020 is helping to inspire classes

Everything you need to know about our Suntrap animals

How Suntrap is supporting the environment and how you can get your school involved

From the Office for National Statistics

Why the outdoors is great!

From the Waltham Forest Echo

We're bringing libraries to life, literally

From the Waltham Forest Echo

The best things in life are trees

From the Waltham Forest Echo

Reviving old and wonderful memories of Suntrap

From the Waltham Forest Echo

Finding the forest

From the Waltham Forest Echo

How to find delights in nature to reduce stress

From the Waltham Forest Echo

To bee or not too bee

From the Waltham Forest Echo

Falling into the Suntrap

From the Waltham Forest Echo