Volunteers have installed a pond dipping platform in Maulden Woods, which gives us access to study a different habitat. Read more
Our dedicated education team works with local schools and groups to develop and deliver a range of educational activities and events encouraging all ages to discover our environment in many different ways. Read more
We offer a range of Key Stage programmes aimed at engaging young people with their environment. Read more
We believe in using the natural outdoor environment to stimulate the imagination and encourage children and young people to use creative play to understand and appreciate our natural surroundings. Read more
Some educational resources we have produced to support some of our programmes and projects - please feel free to download.Read more
We believe in using the natural outdoor environment to stimulate the imagination and encourage children and young people to use creative play to understand and appreciate our natural surroundings.Read more
We offer a range of Key Stage programmes aimed at engaging young people with their environment.Read more
Our dedicated education team works with local schools and groups to develop and deliver a range of educational activities and events encouraging all ages to discover our environment in many different ways.Read more
When booking a Greensand Education visit or service you'll need to agree to abide by these Terms and Conditions.Read more
Full and half day packages are available and can be tailored to your group requirements. We do not charge for accompanying adults but minimum charges may apply to small groups. Please contact us to discuss your requirements.Read more
We work along The Greensand Ridge and have access to a range of habitats, different sites and facilities or we may be able to come to you.Read more
Volunteers have installed a pond dipping platform in Maulden Woods, which gives us access to study a different habitat.Read more
Our Youth Ranger schemes are volunteering opportunities specifically for young people aged between 13 and 18 years old. It’s an excellent way to take an active role in wildlife conservation and habitat management, develop a range of new skills and gain practical experience alongside a team of like-minded and enthusiastic people.Read more