What is Forest School
What is Forest School Forest Schools have been growing in the UK since the early 1990s as an innovative educational approach that immerses children…
The importance of biology fieldwork trips
Biology fieldwork creates the opportunity for a dynamic and immersive approach to learning, and it plays a pivotal role in shaping the scientific minds of…
Pond Dipping
A firm favourite at the Field Studies Council, for all ages and in most seasons, is a pond dipping session! Pond dipping is…
Preston Montford welcomes back Shropshire Outdoor Show.
Last August saw Preston Montford Field Centre open it’s grounds to the Shropshire Outdoor Show, and we are thrilled to be welcoming them…
How do we save our seas?
Gem Simmons, Tutor at Rhyd-y-Creuau Marine ecosystems occupy over 70% of our planet’s biosphere making it the largest biome in the world. In…
Explore your Neighbourhood with Fieldwork Fortnight!
As geographers we are naturally drawn to adventure and exploring. Opportunities to investigate our environment are regularly undertaken, which is why at FIeld Studies…
Why outdoor education is an essential part of every childhood.
The benefits from participating in education outdoors far outreach simply having fun in the fresh air. With nature as an inspirational backdrop, outdoor…
Delving in Deep
– Learning about Marine Mammals Blog by Rachel Davies The natural world is fascinating, and with so much variation, it is difficult not…
Jellyfish T-shirts With Matching Guide
A Fun Addition to Our Summer Shop At Field Studies Council we are always looking for bright fun and impactful ways to engage people with…
Creating a Wildlife Garden
Guest Blog – Jacinta Walton THe Garden before the tranformation If you have ever wondered where to start when creating your own garden for wildlife,…