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On this page you’ll find all the resources you’ll need to progress your understanding of the natural world. Some courses will be members only, while other resources will be free to download. Have a look around!
Star Gazing
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Navigation
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Bushcraft
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Photography
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Identification
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Star Gazing ✳︎ Navigation ✳︎ Bushcraft ✳︎ Photography ✳︎ Identification ✳︎
Online Courses
Learn to identify wildlife, plants, trees and natural signs through practical, story-led courses designed for curious people who want to see more when they step outside.
Trees · Folklore · Landscape Reading
Trees, Foraging, Navigation and Legends
Learn to identify some of Britain’s most recognisable trees, explore the folklore attached to them, and understand what they can reveal about the landscape around you.
- Self-paced online course
- Tree ID, ecology, folklore and practical uses
- Includes field tasks and safety guidance
Stars · Navigation · Folklore
Night Skies for Beginners
A beginner-friendly introduction to the night sky, helping you recognise key constellations, understand seasonal changes and use the stars as natural navigation clues.
- Self-paced online course
- Constellations, stories and sky-reading
- Ideal before a night walk or stargazing session
Coming Soon
More Courses Coming Soon
More online courses are on the way, covering wildlife, natural navigation, bushcraft, foraging and the stories hidden in the natural world.
- New courses added over time
- Practical, field-based learning
- Built for walkers, educators and nature lovers
FREE Downloadable Resources for Educators
I’ve been working with groups of children and adults for years and I’ve got an ever growing list of resources for groups. I want to make these as accessible as possible and so many of the resources I’ve created will be available for download for free below. Hope you enjoy them!
A printable woodland food web game designed to help learners explore how plants, animals, fungi and decomposers are connected. Great for groups (up to 50 kids) aged 3-10.
Each card represents a different woodland species, from oak, Scots pine, silver birch and hazel through to caterpillars, birds, mammals, fungi and detritivores. Learners can use the “I eat” and “I am eaten by” sections to build their own food webs, follow energy through an ecosystem, and see how even small species support the wider woodland community.
Great for outdoor learning sessions, home education groups, classroom ecology lessons and STEM activities.
This printable animal tracking game helps learners match British wildlife with the signs they leave behind.
Each animal in the pack is paired with a clue, such as a footprint, poo, feeding sign, home or behaviour clue. Learners use observation and discussion to match the animal to its sign, then think about how they might spot evidence of that species in the wild.