This beginner online fungi course is a starting guide to the skills and knowledge required to begin identifying UK fungi in the field. Looking at habitat, substrate and how the fungus interacts with its surroundings is an important skill needed when observing fungi in the field. This course will…
Christmas is just around the corner and we have plenty of ways to start the festivities and bring the outdoors into your celebrations.
This blog is by Alice Thorburn, a passionate environmentalist who was involved with the BioLinks project and is currently a Field Studies Youth Council member.
Enter into a prize draw to be in with the chance of winning one of five packs of WildID Guides. Just tell us your favourite sign of spring (share a photo if you can!) and the person you most like sharing a spring walk with! Enter the…
In our 80th year, we handed back the lease of our Malham Tarn centre to the National Trust. It was a sad moment for…
This beginner-level course delves into the concept of biodiversity, examining factors contributing to its decline and suggesting long-term strategies for enhancement. This course looks at the importance of biodiversity in the modern world, focussing on key habitats and connections to nature. Learners will discuss threats to biodiversity and understand…
We’d love you to take part in recording some signs of spring by looking out for indicator species or events and recording when you notice them. Over time, we can track changes to the seasons and make observations about the potential impacts of climate change. The Field Studies Council have…
All young people should be supported to be active and engaged citizens. That’s at the heart of the #iWill social action campaign, and why…
Steve Docker is Resource Development Officer with Field Studies Council Publications. Here he provides a sneak preview of the latest WildID fold-out guide. It’s…
Courses are led by experienced Field Studies Council staff.