New high-tech app to streamline woodland surveys for landowners
A newly launched high-tech online application is set to transform the way landowners, managers and ecologists across the UK carry out woodland surveys.The new Woodland…
Empowering Tomorrow’s Minds: Young Darwin Scholars of 2023
Blog by Mollie Clay, Biodiversity Learning Development Officer What is the Young Darwin Scholarship? The Young Darwin Scholarship is a Field Studies Council initiative supporting…
Capturing moments and developing nature writing skills
A blog by Jo Roberts, an aspiring author, intuitive writing mentor, and book coach living in Cumbria. Jo has recently participated in our online…
Seal pupping season with the Seal Research Trust – advice and insights
This blog is from Sue Sayer MBE, a biodiversity tutor at the Field Studies Council and an internationally renowned researcher and author. For over 20…
A glimpse into the world of nature writing
A blog by Jo Roberts, an aspiring author, intuitive writing mentor, and book coach living in Cumbria. Jo has recently participated in our online…
Celebrating Insect Week 2023
Happy Insect Week – the week where we celebrate the little things that help run the world! For this week-long event, learn why and how…
Getting to know your garden birds
Do you enjoy watching the birds in your garden, but wish you knew a little more about them, where they live, and what some of…
The Life of a Young Darwin Scholar— By Rosa Hicks
Rosa is one of the many young people that have taken part in our Young Darwin Scholarship. As applications have now…
BioLinks Legacy Conference – Celebrating the project and the people involved
This blog is by Alice Thorburn, a passionate environmentalist who was involved with the BioLinks project and is currently a Field Studies Youth Council member.
Bee, beetle, or bug? An introduction to insect morphology
With thousands of insects in the UK, it can be hard to know where to start when identifying them. But one of the first things…