Red squirrel. By Kylli Kittus, Unsplash. Our Statement on the Natural History GCSE The fact that the UK Government is developing a new Natural History GCSE is HUGE. It is an incredibly encouraging sign that nature connectedness and knowledge of the natural world is being recognised as an essential component
Our media picks of the month, inspired by science, nature and conservation. What to Listen To: At the Edge A podcast for anyone who cares about wild nature and its place in our future, I was drawn to this resource to better understand our place with the planet and how
The team ready to welcome players! We’ve just returned from what I think would be fair to say was one of the highlights of the year so far. Huge credit to Dr Gemma Connell, our Director of Youth Programmes, for managing to get us a place in Einstein’s Garden –
Did you notice changes to your menstrual cycle during this summer’s heatwaves? If so, you’re not alone. The menstrual cycle is controlled by a constant back and forth of hormones, messaging molecules which travel around in the bloodstream and tell tissues and organs what to do. If anything in the
Draw the Green Future” is a visionary project created by Lucy Coombs which empowers communities to reimagine their streets and share their hand drawn aspirations for a better world, starting in their local areas. I spoke to Lucy to discuss what sparked this incredible initiative, her vision for a more
Young people making plans for nature at our annual Residential. When you hear the words ‘ecosystem engineer’, you probably think of beavers, or perhaps elephants… maybe even a coral reefs, or (team favourite) the humble earthworm. But have you ever thought of yourself as the ultimate ecosystem engineer? We humans
One minute you’ll be tracking down the dream location for our a school festival, the next you’ll be encouraging speakers to take part in an online workshop or puzzling over the right kind of rowing boat for a residential for young climate changemakers (yes, really!). Every year, we get thousands
Wondrous with words about worms? We need you! Are you…. Passionate about our planet? A great communicator and relationship builder? Organised and reliable? An energetic, flexible team player? Aged 18-30, and excited to teach other young people about nature and the environment? If so, join our network of Youth Facilitators!
In June, we took our famous pop-up Escape Room to Birmingham’s Big Bang Fair, a STEM event for students. Our research shows us that young people often know that the planet needs help, but don’t feel a sense of agency to take action themselves. This is what we are here
Another Way takes on London Climate Action Week! Lauren (Community Engagement Assistant), Amy (CEO) and Rada (Member of our Youth Advisory Group). Last week was London Climate Action Week, and it was very hot, and it felt as if Earth was there helping us make the point that climate change
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