Most Britons have not swum in sea for a YEAR amid decline of seaside holidays

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Most Britons have not swum in sea for a YEAR amid decline of seaside holidays.

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A shocking new study has revealed most Britons have not swum in sea or been on a countryside walk for a year.According to the survey commissioned by The Camping and Caravanning Club, almost a fifth of Britons have claimed to only leave the house for their commute.The study revealed the average Briton had not been on a rural walk or seen the sun go down for a year and three months.Even more shockingly, the study suggested seven per cent of the 2,000 respondents said they would rather watch nature through a screen than experience it for themselves.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say The study was conducted with Professor Miles Richardson from the University of Derby, who is calling for a "reboot" where Britons spend two days away from screens to forge a better connection with nature.He said: "Evidence shows that simple engagement with nature can support our well being.

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A 48-hour reboot provides space to re-tune and rediscover moments of connection with the rest of nature."When we tune in...

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