Spring: be inspired by the change of season
The seasons are changing and as we move into spring, it’s clear to see nature is waking and warming up with the sight of…
Women in Fieldwork: Then and Now
To celebrate International Women’s Day on Saturday 8th March 2025, we’re taking a look at the role women have played in fieldwork throughout our…
You’re Invited to Epping Forest Field Centre’s Open Day
At Field Studies Council Epping Forest, we welcome everyone with an interest in learning more about nature and the natural world, from early years…
Make field trips core to the new curriculum or risk widening the skills gap
Young people are at risk of missing out on vital skills needed for the future unless fieldwork becomes core to the new national curriculum.To…
From Young Darwin Scholar to Mistletoe Ecology
It’s always so good for us to hear from previous Young Darwin Scholars, but when we heard from Oliver Spacey recently, who was a…
Happy National Dog Day 2024
National Dog Day – August 26th 2024National Dog Day began back in 2004 as a way of raising awareness of the number of dogs…
Win a £100 voucher by subscribing
*Competition closed*We are giving our subscribers the chance to win a £100 voucher to use against a purchase on our website. It can be…
National Festival of Fieldwork 2024
Throughout the month of June, we supported the Geographical Association’s ‘National Festival of Fieldwork’ event. The aim of this event is to encourage…
North Wales – A journey through geological time
Have you ever wanted to delve deeper into Earth’s past to uncover how the foundations of our iconic landscapes have shaped today’s environment? Would…
Improving outdoor residential experiences for school children with hearing impairments.
As the UK’s leading environmental education charity, this Deaf Awareness week we’ve come up with some top tips to help teachers improve outdoor residential…