You joined The Green Runners. You made your pledge. You pinned on your badge (or perhaps stitched it, if you are more sartorially inclined). What next?
It’s time to meet your fellow members from across the globe. Discover what drives them, the actions they take, and why they strive for progress over perfection!
He went back for the books, but he found so much more in the mud of Tennessee… Laura sits down with TGR co-founder Damian Hall, fresh from his “Last Man Standing” performance at the 2026 Barkley Marathons.
While individual changes are vital, your real power lies in being a multiplier force. When you take a green action and share it with your community, you inspire others to do the same, turning a single step into a collective stride.
Learn how runners like Damian Hall are engaging with the UK climate inquiry and how you can submit evidence to protect our natural world
Do you see what I did there? Apparently Gen Zs are also known as zoomers; hence the play on words in the title. Maybe
From street runs to kit banks, learn how Thorne Twilight Trotters turned old gear into a force for community, inclusion, and a healthier planet.
As a runner, you see the ground up close. Learn why the soil beneath our shoes is vital for life and how small actions can help protect it.
As Black Friday approaches, many people chase deals in search of happiness. Yet Black Friday rarely delivers lasting joy. Mindful shopping helps you focus
The Green Runners share their positive energy from the Blue Earth Summit at Woolwich Works, hosting 3 days of shake out runs and positivity.
As runners, we feel a deep connection to the environment. Every time we hit the trails, we see and breathe the world around us. This shared love is exactly why so many of us are running for environmental change. This isn’t about grand gestures; it’s about the small steps we take every day. Let’s talk about how the running community can turn every stride into a purposeful action for a cleaner planet.
Celebrate World Food Day by learning how your daily food choices—from gels to bananas—affect the planet. Discover five simple ways runners can eat more sustainably
Living by the estuary means a love for its unique smell–and a fear of pollution. Find out how The Green Runners are inspired by the BBC Green Sport Awards winners.
Learn how The Green Runners community powered one of our members through the world’s toughest race, the Dragon’s Back Race.