The Wild Network now has over 27 thousand members, ranging from individual parents and teachers, to nature clubs and outdoor leaders. Its mission is to help kids to roam free, play wild and lead nature-rich lives. You can read the full story and find out how to get involved and share your ideas on their website.
Project Wild Thing, the film by David Bond, speaks to widely held (and commonly accepted) societal fears that children’s and young people’s opportunities to roam freely and independently in ‘the outdoors’ have curtailed considerably in the late 20th and 21st centuries. David Bond is a filmmaker and a father. Things have really changed since he…
The Learn from Nature blog is always worth a second look as it sets out to contribute news and ideas to the debate around finding ways of humans living lightly on the Earth. It’s writer (NAEE’s Henricus Peters) says: Humans, as regions and nations, even as individuals, share the Earth with many billions of peoples…
Tonight sees the launch of the Festival of Nature in Bath. The festival has been sailing down the River Avon between Bristol and Bath since June 10th, and this event brings together supporters and partners to welcome the festival and preview the public programme, which will take place in Royal Victoria Park.
Nominations are open for the 9th annual learning outside the classroom awards presented by the Council for Learning Outside the Classroom (CLOtC). These awards recognise individuals and teams of people who are committed to ensuring that young people have inspiring experiences outside the classroom. CLOtC invites you to nominate your LOtC Hero in one of…
If you’re not already a member of the CLEAN (Climate Literacy and Energy Awareness Network) you might take a look at the University of Reading’s Climate Spiral. Science magazine said this about it: “Scientists have produced many reports, charts and animations to measure climate change over the decades. But few have achieved the resonance of this one from scientist Ed Hawkins,…
We’re half-way through National Insect week: 20 to 26 June. How are you marking it? It’s a celebration of insect life. They’ll be events and activities taking place somewhere near you where you can meet insect experts and encounter lots of interesting and important insect species. To celebrate the week Wildlife Watch has teamed up with Learning…
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This is our website of the Week. BioBlitz is the dedicated blog of the National BioBlitz Programme. In case you didn’t know … A “BioBlitz” is a large scale event that engages large numbers of people with biodiversity, inviting them to get directly involved in surveying and monitoring their local wild green spaces. During a BioBlitz scientists and…
The latest edition of CJS Professional is now online, read it in full here. Jobs advertised in this Month’s edition include: Project Co-ordinator – Working Woodlands, New Forest National Park (New Forest, Hampshire) Field Ecologists (2016 Survey Season), Aspect Ecology (central and south east England) Senior Ecologist, Innovation Environmental Services (Reading) Senior Countryside Access Ranger…