Education

Outdoor learning with nature and technology

Explore wildlife and environmental questions through practical learning with Naturebytes. We bring conservation, education and technology together for schools, young people and organisations.

Choose your programme

Pupils taking part in a Naturebytes school activity

Schools and fieldwork

Curriculum-linked Geography and Science field trips, with options to extend learning at school.

Young people taking part in an outdoor Naturebytes programme

Youth programmes

Outdoor wildlife, conservation and technology activities for young people, including Eco-Active.

Naturebytes wildlife camera technology

Universities and professionals

Discuss practical training in conservation technology and ecological field methods.

Participants at a Naturebytes engagement session

Organisations and partners

Work with us on education, public engagement and citizen science programmes.

Featured school field trip

Wildlife cameras set up for an outdoor investigation

KS2 Geography · Years 3 to 6

Landscape Detectives: People, Places and Nature

How do landscape features influence the way people use and care for a place? Pupils map the landscape, compare two areas and use their findings to explain a management choice.

Full field day of up to 4½ hours, including lunch and breaks. Seven Sisters Country Park, Hastings Country Park or an agreed suitable local greenspace.

Free self-led follow-on resources are included.

Learning themes

Biodiversity & Habitats

Species, habitats and ecological surveys.

Coasts & Landscapes

Coastal processes, landscapes and human impacts.

Climate & Environmental Change

Carbon, environmental change and climate action.

Wildlife Technology

Cameras, sound recording, identification tools and mapping.

Learners using technology during a Naturebytes Climate Action Lab session

Learning through investigation

Learners work with conservation, technology and education specialists to investigate a real place and explain what their evidence shows. We choose the tools to support the question and adapt the approach to the group.

Plan a school visit

Tell us your year group, approximate pupil numbers and learning priorities. We will discuss the course and location that best fit your plans.

For university, professional training or partnership programmes, use our Work with us form. For young people’s activities, see our youth programmes.