I was pleased to be able to share with you all our Ten Year Plan during the autumn.  In the plan we have taken stock of our post pandemic situation and set out how this charity can move forward into the future.   If you haven’t done so already or if you are new to […]

The marketing department have been creating reports on what we are doing to promote the FSC each month to engage with existing and potential customers.

As staff at Field Studies Council we are always looking for bright fun and impactful ways to engage people with nature. In Publications this month our newest idea has been inspired by the vibrant illustrations from our recent guide: Jellyfish and their Allies.

The Nature Friendly Schools project partnership included some of the UK’s leading outdoor learning and mental health and wellbeing organisations. Read about the Four things Project Officer Sam Thurston learned during his time on the project.

Updated: Jan 12th with tax relief information

Dan House recently presented a staff talk about the EDI working group and what work they’ve so far. You can listen back to the recording or see the key achievements in the infographic.

Despite disruptions to education over the last year the Nature Friendly Schools project has worked with 90 schools, enabling 16,000 pupils to benefit from learning in nature, training 500 teachers in outdoor learning and supporting pupil’s mental health – and transforming 30 school grounds.

We are recruiting for the first ever FSC Youth Council! Do you know any young people who would be interested? Please help us spread the word: We are looking for young people from across the UK who want to make a difference in environmental education and connect young people with the outdoors. The Council is seeking 16-25 year olds who can attend regular virtual meetings and travel to an […]