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  • A past student re-visits Dale Fort Field Centre, where it all began

    Whilst filming at Dale Fort Field Centre, in Pembrokeshire we had a surprise guest drop by. We were on…

  • Every child deserves outdoor learning

    Written by Joy Blizzard, Policy and Communications Officer Guarantee high-quality outdoor learning and fieldwork for all and reap the many rewards Ensuring…

  • Remembering John Crothers

    Dr John Crothers died peacefully at home on 25th December 2024. Dr Rebecca Farley-Brown and Dr Steve Tilling have just produced a special Field…

  • 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…

  • 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…

  • Free Online Teacher Training Opportunites

    Adding to our teacher training portfolio we are running two sessions, in collaboration with the Royal Geographical Society (IBG). Both are free to…

  • Spot the first signs of Spring for key research project

    In the depths of cold, dark winter, it’s easy to forget that new life is growing under our feet. Now, citizen scientists across the…

  • Happy National Dog Day 2024

    National Dog Day – August 26th 2024 National Dog Day began back in 2004 as a way of raising awareness of the…

  • 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.

  • 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…

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