Ground-breaking Generation Green project exceeds projected reach
Delivery partners call for further funding to facilitate ‘access for all’Field Studies Council are very proud to be a project partner of Generation…
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Delving in Deep
– Learning about Marine MammalsBlog by Rachel DaviesThe natural world is fascinating, and with so much variation, it is difficult not to want…
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The Minibeast, The Myth, The Legend – Earwigs in the UK
By Rachel Davies, BioLinks West Midlands Project OfficerIts common name is derived from old English, with ‘ēare’ meaning ear and ‘wicga’ meaning insect. This is…
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New Harvestmen fold-out guide
Guest blog from the author Paul Richards. Paul Richards is a freelance naturalist, photographer and invertebrate recorder. He has worked as a field ecologist, curator…
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Creating a Wildlife Garden
Guest Blog – Jacinta WaltonTHe Garden before the tranformationIf you have ever wondered where to start when creating your own garden for wildlife, our guest…
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New Natural History GCSE Announced
Environmental education specialists here at Field Studies Council have been heavily involved in the long-running campaign to bring about the new qualification, Natural History GCSE,…
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We have a new look!
You may have noticed that we have updated the way we look. Our charity has been around since 1943 and is more relevant than ever.
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The Art of Tracking
Guest Blog by Wildlife Tracking expert and FSC Associate Tutor David WegeWind back time a few thousand years and imagine you’re walking along a forest…
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Join the new year plant hunt!
Wildlife is dormant in winter… or is it? You could join a nationwide survey of winter-blooming wildflowers, run by the Botanical Society of Britain and…
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Connect with nature – compassion
There are five key ways to connect with nature: Contact, Emotion, Beauty, Meaning, Compassion. Part 5: Compassion– help to take care of nature Get…