The Impact of Forgotten Places
Field Studies Council has transformed how 13,000 people got to know their local trees in seven coastal UK towns. Coastal trees are…
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#MarchMeetTheMaker
During March 2023, we will be taking part in #MarchMeetTheMaker. It’s an initiative that started on Instagram back in 2016 to encourage the creative…
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NVC Winter Habitat Survey – A Day In The Life of a Course Participant
A guest blog by Chelsea Boden, a Higher Education Placement Student with the Field Studies Council It’s always great to hear from our…
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Project: Supporting the wellbeing of young people on residential field trips
A growing body of research positively links human health and wellbeing with the natural environment. Specifically, there is an increasing interest…
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Natural History Illustration and Life-long Learning (Guest blog from Lizzie Harper)
I’m Lizzie Harper, a freelance natural history and botanical illustrator. I draw and paint a wide range of different species for…
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Freshwater Leeches – Identification and Ecology
A biodiversity blog by Rachel Davies – one of the authors of the Freshwater Leeches AIDGAP Leeches are often…
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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…
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Delving in Deep
– Learning about Marine Mammals Blog by Rachel Davies The natural world is fascinating, and with so much variation, it…
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The Minibeast, The Myth, The Legend – Earwigs in the UK
By Rachel Davies, BioLinks West Midlands Project Officer Its common name is derived from old English, with ‘ēare’ meaning ear and ‘wicga’ meaning insect.
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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,…