Meet Pip and Clare! Pip and Clare, are a mum and daughter duo that raise awareness about the importance of supporting learning-disabled people in the outdoors. In this article we’re spotlighting their work as part of our International Day of Persons with Disabilities series.

Meet Debbie North! Debbie is the founder of Access the Dales, and the Cabinet Office Appointed Disability and Access Ambassador for the Countryside. In this article we’re spotlighting her work as part of our International Day of Persons with Disabilities series.

We’re delighted to share that we will be gathering again for The Outdoor Connection 2026 - Save the date and register your interest now.

Meet Emma Harrison! Emma is a physically disabled mountain leader and life coach that loves introducing people to the outdoors. In this article we’re spotlighting her work as part of our International Day of Persons with Disabilities series.

Meet Bailey Smith! Bailey is a disabled, autistic, wheelchair user who advocates for equitable employment experiences, access to the outdoors. In this article we’re spotlighting her work as part of our International Day of Persons with Disabilities series.

All The Elements community member, fell runner and activist Andrew Wang tackles racism by celebrating the representation of East & Southeast Asian people in the outdoors. Here’s a 5 minute introduction to his work…

All The Elements community members and disability campaigners Clare Millington and Pip Rowlands are a mum and daughter team showing that the outdoors can, and should, be accessible for learning disabled people. Here’s a 5 minute introduction to their work…

All The Elements community members and disability campaigners Vicky and CeCe Balfour are a mum and daughter team tackling disability representation in cycling and beyond. Here’s a 5 minute introduction to their work…

All The Elements community member, ocean diversity advocate and founder of Wave Wahines Yvette Cave is shifting what it means to belong in blue spaces. Here’s a 5 minute introduction to her work…

Kendal Mountain Festival (KMF) is nearly here! We’ve put together this short guide featuring sessions related to diversity and representation across the festival.

Are you looking for an up-to-date list of relevant funding providers who could support your work?

We are excited to share that our brand new ‘Funding Opportunities and Resource Page ’is now live! 

The seasons are changing, the days are shorter and it’s getting darker earlier - but despite the challenges there are still plenty of adventures to be found. Ian Whiteside from Trek Therapy, joins us to share his tips and advice on adventuring after dark.

Meet the two recipients of the komoot x All The Elements Community Fund - Trekkers UK and Queer Out Here!

Ellen Edenbrow from Inclusive North shares their experience on developing and embedding safe space approaches.

Despite mountain biking's powerful ability to connect people with nature and improve well-being, many individuals still feel excluded. Recently published by Mòr Diversity and Ride Sheffield, this new toolkit asks, "Why aren't you mountain biking?" not as a challenge, but as a crucial call to action.

We’re nearing the end of August, and for the All The Elements team that means we’re coming to the end of “Deep Work August”. In this article we share a little more about the initiative, the impact we’ve noticed and some of our learnings from the last few weeks.  

The komoot “Get to the start line” fund is now open. Supporting 3 individuals to take part in the komoot Hiking Rally X Pennine Way Edition 2025 providing clothing, equipment and meals.

We’re looking for an experienced facilitator with lived experience of disability to support us running our quarterly online Disability Campaigners’ socials.

Application deadline: Sunday 31st August

We are excited to share that each month this year photographer, filmmaker and writer Abbie Merritt is offering at least one half-day photoshoot to groups in the All The Elements Directory that are committed to making green spaces more inclusive and accessible, for free!

Where do you learn how to run inclusive climbing trips? For Xin, ClimbMuz’s Community Support, it’s something she’s built up through attending events. Experiencing moments that have helped her to feel supported, reflecting on them and incorporating them into her own practice.