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  • Meet Ella: A journey through birds, bugs, and beyond

    In this blog, Young Darwin Scholar Ella shares her journey into ornithology and entomology, alongside her experiences, passions, and creative projects, offering an…

  • We’ve Been Awarded the Soil Association’s Green Kitchen Standard

    Building on our Food for Life Award, which is now fully embedded in our everyday catering standards, the Field Studies Council has continued to…

  • What cemeteries teach us about urban ecology

    A blog by a Young Darwin Scholar, Eve Rowson. Growing up in Leighton Buzzard, I felt constantly surrounded by concrete; nature seemed just…

  • Budding marine scientists showcase skills to The Princess Royal

    Royalty has returned to Cumbrae to learn how an environmental education charity is inspiring the next generation of marine scientists. Her Royal Highness…

  • Geographical Association Publishers Award Win

    We are delighted to announce that the Urban Environments Fieldwork Knowledge Booster Series has been awarded Silver in the Geographical Association Publishers Awards.

  • Nature connection countdown to Christmas

    We all know that time outside and nature connection helps both our physical and mental health. But when winter means cold…

  • World Circular Textile Day

    On World Circular Textiles Day, it feels especially important to highlight an innovation that moves us beyond “fast fashion” toward a future of true circularity

  • Behind the seams: how our sustainable clothing is made

    Every garment should tell a story—a story of nature, care, and sustainability. That's why our sustainable clothing with Teemill ensures our tees aren't just eco-friendly; they're purpose-driven from fibre to finish

  • 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…

  • Discover Stained Glass Art

    Stained glass art is a beautiful and historic, commonly associated with heritage buildings. Our stained glass art courses offer a hands-on introduction to this inspiring craft.

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Field Studies Council is a registered charity in England and Wales no 313364 and in Scotland no SC039870 and a limited company registered in England and Wales no 412621.

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