Visit your sit spot and imagine you are arriving there for the very first time, as a tourist.
Walk like a weasel by keeping your body low over bent thighs and knees.
In autumn, allowing three to four hours for the build, drive four wooden stakes into the ground in a square, about ninety centimetres apart.
Put native wildflower seeds, clay powder and peat free compost into a bucket, using roughly one cup of seeds, two cups of clay powder and five cups of compost.
Gather the learners and split them into smaller groups.
Cut your timber to size following a nest box plan, then drill or cut an entrance hole in the front piece, which measures two hundred millimetres by one hundred and fifty millimetres wide, with the hol
Gather field guides covering an area that interests you, such as poisonous, medicinal or edible plants and trees, or those used in natural crafts.
Hold the sweep net by its handle and walk slowly through long grass or low vegetation, swinging the net from side to side in a figure of eight motion, letting the rim brush through the tops of the pla
Gather the learners in a circle and pass around a natural container filled with wooden cookies, each marked with the name of a UK mammal, such as red fox, roe deer, badger, stoat, hedgehog, rabbit, gr
Stand at the edge of a woodland and look up, identifying the different layers of vegetation from the ground upward, the woodland floor, the field layer of low plants, the shrub layer of bushes and you