This education pack is full of activities to support pupils develop skills whilst out and about. It includes the development of map skills, scientific investigation and debating skills.

Use this activity to think about how ancient people used to use the landscape for all their needs.

Based on our work with schools in Sefton this guide is full of ideas to help pupils get out and about. To download this resource you will need to complete a short survey by following the resource link.

Use this resource to explore how seaweeds have adapted to their harsh conditions.

See what's been happening with this Bee Scene newsletter.

See what's been happening with this Bee Scene newsletter.

Carpeted in bluebells, woodland floors are a joy in spring. Explore woodland flora further with this guide.

Use this worksheet to learn about deciduous woodland. You can explore in woods all year round and always find something new and interesting.

Make the most of living on an island and discover the amazing wild plants of dunes, saltmarshes, clifftops and rockpools.

Natural watery areas can be fascinating places to discover beautiful wild plants and animals that can look so strange you might think they are aliens!

A range of activities to support learning in natural environments and scientific investigation that stem from children’s books.

With eyes on the beach, low growing coastal plants can go unnoticed. Use this guide to provide a fascinating introduction to some key species.

Use this activity from Wild About Plants to get students to map their journeys to school.

Many plants thrive in the nooks and crannies that urban areas offer. Use this guide for your urban safari.

In this activity from Wild About Plants your students learn about how to measure the age of trees.

Despite being full of colour and buzzing insects our meadows are fast disappearing. Find out about the iconic species that make our meadows magnificent using this guide.

Two worksheets to support young scientists analyse their data. Simply enter results in the shaded boxes and graphs should appear.

Use this worksheet from Wild About Plants to help your students investigate different types of trees that grow.

A writing frame to support young scientists as they carry out the Bee Scene survey at a single site.

Use these resources from Wild About Plants to help prepare for your expedition.

Use this resource from Wild About Plants to conduct a scientific investigation! Mark off each animal when you see it!