Here’s what we found

You may already have a vision for your learning site overall, but do you have one for your outdoor area?  Creating a vision statement asks learners to imagine what they’d like the future of the s...

The Nature Park vision is for every young person in education to have opportunities to develop a meaningful connection to nature, understand the concepts of climate change and to feel able to do somet...

Creating or improving spaces for nature to thrive is the focus in this first year of the National Education Nature Park.By changing parts of our ‘grey’ landscape of human-made areas back to natural ha...

Storytelling can provide a mechanism for learners to develop skills help tell their Nature Park journey, communicate their vision for the local and global Nature Park and share their experiences. Stor...

This activity, created in collaboration with the Poetry Society, encourages children and young people to imagine the future of their space through the process of poetry. Learners will read a poem by D...

After Exploring your site, a key part of the Nature Park programme is thinking about what actions will improve your learning site for biodiversity – but how do you know where to start? This activ...

The beginning of the year can often be a time to pause and reflect, as the months ahead lie before us full of possibility and opportunities. During this first month of 2024, lots of schools have been ...

What is Seek by iNaturalist?Seek is a mobile app that allows curious naturalists of all ages to observe and identify living organisms. Its on-screen identification uses computer vision to make identif...

Play and Learn is a nursery in Birmingham with 60 pupils and, like many Early Years settings, they use the outdoors in their learning a lot. Here, they tell the story of how they developed outdoo...