“Inspirational and career changing”

We are a charity that wants to help people understand and be inspired by the world around us. With the natural environment increasingly under threat FSC wants to help and inspire future generations who care about our environment.

Help with study/career choices, CV or UCAS application
Marine Science Camps 16-25yrs
A choice of locations to focus on marine science for 5 days.
Geology Camps 16-25 yrs
A choice of locations to focus on geology for 5 days
Summer Camps 16-25 yrs
Enjoy 5 days of biodiversity, conservation or adventure
Young Darwin Scholarship 16-17yrs
15 scholarships are awarded each year, enjoy an initial residential and ongoing support
Duke of Edinburgh Expeditions 14-25yrs
Carry out your DofE Expedition with FSC. (FSC is an Approved Activity Provider for DofE).
Duke of Edinburgh Gold Residentials 16-25yrs
Meet the requirements for DofE, whether you choose outdoor adventure or environment and conservation. (FSC is an Approved Activity Provider for DofE).

Gain knowledge, transferable skills and experience
Growing Confidence project
The Growing Confidence project helps young people discover more about wildlife and wild places and have fun learning skills in their local environment.
FSC BioLinks project
Subsidised training courses on inverebrates.
FSC Natural History courses
All aspects of the natural world from walking and exploring the countryside to specific courses on animals/plants.
Work Placements with FSC
Each summer, FSC welcomes a number of Higher Education Student Placements for their year in industry. Find out how you can apply.
Volunteer
Contact the location of your choice to find out about local volunteering opportunities.

Financial Support
The costs for different opportunities do vary, some are heavily subsidised such as Young Darwin Scholarship and BioLinks. We also have some funding available for some of our other opportunities via our Young Environmentalists scheme:

“I was quite nervous to go on the course, but I’ve honestly had such a great experience and met some great people. I’ve learnt so much about marine life and this is great since I hope to study Biology at uni in the future.”