Combining love of art and nature
Checkout this new Field Studies Council guest blog. Lizzie Harper, a freelance natural history and botanical illustrator, shares her learning about the natural world and how Field Studies Council courses help with her work. Plus, it includes a selection of her fantastic illustrations!
Top 5 wildlife to spot in August
Get outdoors this month and discover the nature around you. A member of the Field Studies Council Youth Council has written this brilliant guest blog on the best wildlife to see. From bats to fungi and more in between - how many can you tick off?
First Steps into a Green Career Workshops
The Field Studies Council are offering a series of interactive online workshops. These aim to introduce the opportunities within the environmental sector and how to take your first steps in this career.
Young Darwin Scholarship 2022 – Applications Open!
Aged 16 – 25? Intrigued and fascinated by the natural world? Thinking of pursuing an environmental career but don’t know where to start? The Field Studies Council have announced that their Young Darwin Scholarship is returning for its 10th year! Offering a five-day experience immersed in the outdoors plus ongoing [...]
Would you like to join the Field Studies Council Youth Council?
The Youth Council consists of twelve young people across the UK aged between 16-25 who are passionate about the environment and wildlife. They help engage other young people with the outdoors and provide their views and perspectives on our projects and experiences. It's a great chance to gain experience for [...]
Discovering iRecord – training course
The Field Studies Council (FSC) are offering this online course on iRecord (January – February 2022) to introduce learners to the basics of biological recording. It will include some local fieldwork. You can also find out about their free Natural History Live classes here.
Field study – residential and trip opportunities
The Field Study Council (FSC) are offering a range of Courses and Experiences for secondary and primary school groups.
