Sensory Trust publications

Making Connections - a guide to accessible greenspace

Making Connections helps greenspace designers and managers make their sites attractive to a wider audience. It is the result of national surveys with site managers and disabled people, showing first hand what barriers prevent access and enjoyment, and outlining effective ways of overcoming them.

Landscape design for elderly & disabled People

How to provide interesting and enjoyable environments for older people. Available through Amazon.co.uk

Grounds for Sharing - a guide based on work by Jane Stoneham with Learning through Landscapes. The book outlines the benefits that disabled children gain from spending time outdoors and how to make the most of school grounds and other greenspaces for the benefit of disabled children.

By all reasonable means - Free download of Natural England's national guidance publication, written and designed by the Sensory Trust. Useful for anyone planning access improvements to public greenspace, it provides practical information on standards, techniques and examples of good practice.

Easy access to historic landscapes - Free download of English Heritage's national guidance publication, co-written and designed by the Sensory Trust. Valuable guidance for anyone planning access improvements to heritage environments, containing practical information on standards, techniques and examples of good practice.