The Green Space Index has shown that many Britons have limited access to green spaces, which have been shown to offer health benefits such as reducing anxiety. In response, in places where greenery is difficult to find, people are becoming plant parents in an attempt to rewild their domestic spaces.

Social prescribing – wherein patients are told to try creative workshops, regular exercise, and volunteering to improve their wellbeing – has been around for years, but it’s gaining the attention of policy-makers. How can it proactively tackle physical and mental health problems?

Yoga and meditation are evolving from personal pursuits to institutional aids as employers, schools, prisons, and the NHS seek to tap into their physical and mental health benefits. How can the widespread adoption of these practices help enhance the wellbeing of society as a whole?

Gardening company Miracle-Gro have launched a line of customised plant-care tech for the #PlantParenthood trend. Largely driven by instability in Gen Y lives, the concept is leading to a rise in apartment-based plant care and new demands on the gardening industry.