On 27 September 2026, a group of Green Runners flew around the borough of Ealing to protest against the Ealing Half Marathon’s choice of
A huge thanks to all those who completed our Community Perception & Membership survey. Your time and feedback, whether you’re an active member, a
Laura chats with ultra-runner and charity consultant Hannah Large. Inspired by her mother to fall in love with off-road running Hannah shares her experiences from winning Race to the Stones to co-founding Making Tracks Bristol, an initiative helping women and marginalised genders build navigation skills, run safely at night, and embrace grassroots fell racing.
TGR member Katy Tallon says running shouldn’t sell flights. Here she shares her personal views on sportswashing. There’s a word to describe when a
By popular demand, we’re thrilled to announce the official relaunch of our Youth Membership; and it’s 100% free until you turn 18! The Green Runners Youth (TGR Youth) is designed to empower the next generation of runners to take the (carbon) footprint out of running.
The Green Runners say that taking sponsorship money from high-carbon industries to support a running event or fund local charities isn’t ethical. We’ve called
Ready to step off the fast fashion treadmill?
Laura catches up with slow fashion designer, sustainability creator, and TGR member Lydia Bolton to explore how upcycling can change how we kit up.
Everything you always wanted to know about Local Meet Ups, but were afraid to ask: join host Laura Briggs as she chats with seasoned endurance runner and super volunteer Kevin Bowen, founder of the original chapter of The Green Runners’ Local Meet Ups. From tackling multi-day challenges like the Dragon’s Back Race and Montane Spine Race, to pioneering Local Meet Ups in Nottingham, Kev shares his experience on creating a simple, accessible blueprint for groups popping up across the country.
An Olympic gold medalist, a Supreme Court pioneer, and a visionary eco-artist walk onto a riverbank… but the fight to save Devon’s dying rivers is no joke.
This episode, host Laura Briggs sits down with Anne-Marie Culhane, Goldman Environmental Prize winner Sarah Finch, and London 2012 Canoe Slalom Champion Etienne Stott MBE to unpack the wildly creative 43-mile relay fighting to restore the River Exe’s endangered Atlantic salmon population.
The trio reveals what it takes to defeat oil giants in the UK’s highest court, how navigating elite whitewater translates to climate advocacy, and why trading competitive race times for running “as a shoal” can turn environmental despair into pure community action.
This is a story about grassroots defiance, ecological wonder, and the unforgettable power of running for something bigger than yourself.
Our Co-Founder and tea-drinking champ Damian Hall writes about his latest record and we are here for it! I squealed. Effing cramp! My old
What happens when you trade your desk for a dusty running track on the other side of the world?
Laura sits down with award-winning author and journalist Adharanand Finn (Running with the Kenyans, The Way of the Runner, The Rise of the Ultra Runners) to explore the terrifying, hilarious, and deeply transformative reality of a life lived on the run.
Adharanand opens up about his early roots in environmental journalism, the sheer panic of moving his entire family to Iten, Kenya, and the claustrophobic comedy of hauling three young children across the Trans-Siberian Express to research running culture in Japan. Plus, he reveals how he accidentally stumbled headfirst into the exploding world of endurance running.
