Find good substrate and make a footprint wearing your usual footwear.
Once you have found a skull or bone, put on gloves and examine it carefully using a magnifying lens.
Choose an animal trail to follow.
Design your own nature journal template.
Find a narrated wildlife film you have not seen before.
Think of water as something you can track, just like an animal.
Choose a safe, flat area where you can measure a known distance, such as one hundred metres.
Pass the working end of the rope around the pole, crossing over the standing part.
Find a distant object to look at and adjust the binoculars to the correct width for your eyes by pivoting the two barrels together or apart, until you see a single image with no dark edges.
The people who use a place every day often know more about its wildlife than any book.