FACE has published its 2016 annual report. It is championing A better future for children – when children understand where the food they eat comes from and how much work goes into producing it they value it, which means they are less likely to waste it and more likely to invest in healthy options. A better…
You can read the latest from the Science Geek here. This includes details of the leap second recently added to our clocks, and a new year update.
Rooted Forest School is outdoor learning “Rooted in Experience”. It has been involved with the development and provision of Forest School across Herefordshire for a number of years, working from sites around the Midlands and Wales. It offers full programmes of Forest School sessions. It works in partnership with Cambium to provide Outdoor Learning and Forest School training at various…
The Education for Sustainability MSc Team at London South Bank University invites you to its 21st anniversary celebratory conference on 13 January 2017. Speakers include … Stephen Sterling, Professor of Sustainability Education at the Centre for Sustainable Futures, Plymouth University, who will deliver the keynote speech on the importance of Education for Sustainability (EfS) work in an age…
The FSC council has arranged a series of workshops in London on natural history. These begin with: Introduction to Trees in Winter Sat 25 February Introduction to Coniferous Trees Sat 18 March Beginners Guide to Bird Watching Sat 25 March Identifying Birds by Sight and Sound Thu 20 April Birdwatching for Beginners Sat 22 April Earthworm Ecology…
And good wishes for a Happy New Year and a successful 2017. We’ll be back in the New Year with more stories, features, reviews and blogs. Until then, …
Here’s a link to an article in the Journal of Glaciology about the disintegration of two glaciers. A glacier near Lake Aru in western Tibet collapsed on 17 July 2016, killing 9 people when more than 70 million cubic kilometres of ice tumbled down a mountain valley, spreading over a distance of 6 kilometres onto the lowland…
Bioluminescence, Arkive says has mystified scientists throughout history, and many aspects of this biological phenomenon are still unknown. It adds: Most bioluminescent species are found in the deep sea, although a small amount of terrestrial organisms also possess the ability to produce light Nine out of ten marine species that live at depths below 1,000 metres…
Dreaming of a Green Christmas. This includes: If you’re asking Santa for a new car, make it an electric one. With Award-winning Ecotricity’s electric highway you can travel the length and breadth of the country completely emissions free. Electric cars have come a long way from where they started and there is even a government grant towards…
Here’s a link to SEEd’s crowdfunding page set up for the SEEd for Change project which sets out to work with and support young people to help them to design their own sustainability projects. SEEd says: “Young people know the world’s problems. They want to do something – but don’t know where to go for support as they design their…