New osprey tower at nature reserve
A nationally important South Devon nature reserve has secured funding to create homes for birds of prey under conservation concern. Slapton Ley National…
Welcoming our new patron with a royal visit
Field Studies Council has officially welcomed Her Royal Highness The Princess Royal as our new patron. As the sun blazed over the county,…
Streetscapes to green spaces: new urban geography fieldwork resources
Urban geography fieldwork takes learning into the real world. By exploring our towns and cities we can look at urban regeneration, sustainability, land use…
Field Studies Council plays crucial role in connecting socially disadvantaged young people with nature
We are excited to be playing a crucial role in helping young disadvantaged students connect with nature as part of a major £4.5 million…
UK citizen scientists make important contribution to biodiversity data
Citizen scientists young and old have made a significant and important contribution to a new data set which will be used to track changes…
We need a Skills for Nature Plan
We are calling on the new government to develop and implement a clear and ambitious skills for nature plan. Our Chief Executive Mark…
Wildlife Fun Day at Juniper Hall
Join our nature day and bioblitz on Saturday 20th July! We’re so excited to welcome everybody to our wildlife day, packed with…
An open letter to the First Minister of Wales
We’ve joined forces with Outward Bound and many other organisations in our sector in support of the Residential Outdoor Learning (Wales) Bill. See…
Expedition Solo 100
Polar explorer, Mark Wood, soon to embark on a 100-day solo expedition in the Arctic. “We live in…
Look out for the signs of spring
That first snowdrop, a tiny bud opening on a tree or a dragonfly whizzing past are all signs that spring is on the…