Wildlife Wanderings in Pembrokeshire and the Gower
Steve Docker is a Resource Development Officer with Field Studies Council Publications. Here he describes some wildlife highlights from a two-week holiday exploring the Pembrokeshire…
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Haddon Hall Medieval Park: History and habitats
A blog by Suzanne Howard, Haddon HallThe Field Studies Council provides natural history training across the country, and to help access unique and biodiverse…
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Biodiversity Literacy for Business
By Clare Rooney, Biodiversity Training Programme ManagerAs concerns grow about biodiversity loss, it’s clear that meaningful change starts with understanding — this blog explores…
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Biological Recording: Getting Started
Biological recording is a valuable and rewarding activity that contributes to our understanding of nature and helps with conservation efforts and land management decisions. Steve…
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Field Studies Council launches new primary ‘Become a Climate Ambassador’ course
Written by Jo Harris, Education ManagerWhy do children need to learn about the climate crisis?Last November the World Meteorological Organisation published data stating that…
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Meet mycologist Geoffrey Kibby
Steve Docker is a Resource Development Officer with Field Studies Council Publications. Here he talks to mycologist Geoffrey Kibby to find out more about his…
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Two Scottish Islands
Searching for Scottish island wildlife in the Firth of Clyde.
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In Search of Derbyshire Nightjars
Almost a year in the planning, Steve Docker describes his first encounter with a Derbyshire Nightjar
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Wildflowers and woodland: charities team up to deliver natural history courses
The Eden Project has teamed up with Field Studies Council to deliver expert-led natural history courses at the Eden Project this summer.Taking place in July…
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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…