Our Virtual Coffee Mornings will continue monthly through the autumn and winter - a chance to talk to like minded plant educators and share experiences in an informal setting (coffee mug in hand a must!).
Thursday 22nd October, 11am, Judy Ling Wong (Black Environment Network) will join us again to continue the discussion on how we can develop more inclusive ways of working.
Further dates will be posted direct to bgen … Continue Reading ››
Have your say on the future of England’s trees and woodland. Government is asking everyone from professionals, organisations, and members of the public to give their views on the creation and management of the country's trees, woodlands and forests.
The government is asking for views on:
• how to expand, protect and improve our public and private trees and woodlands,
• how best to further connect people to nature,
• the most effective way in … Continue Reading ››
As the UK begins the slow process of recovery from the Covid-19 crisis, one of the greatest problems is managing the return of children to school in a period of continued social distancing. It’s a vital issue – for children’s educational attainment, for social development, for parents returning to work and for the economy as a whole.
Is there a role for museums, galleries, cultural and natural settings in helping to resolve this crisis? … Continue Reading ››
Peek into the inner workings of the adolescent brain to begin to understand why this is the hardest group to entice to our outdoor venues, and find out who is working hard in achieving this audience engagement. FIND OUT MORE