This craft is great for getting outdoors to explore and for rainy days inside.

This activity is great fun for toddlers and young children, and can be adapted and put together using whatever you have at home.

Have you spotted blackberries ripening near where you live? Abi shows us how to make a delicious blackberry crumble in this video blog.

With regular volunteer work parties cancelled for the time being, but restrictions easing, Charlotte Karmali, volunteer warden at Finemere Wood, tells of being able to return to her haven.

Learn how to make a spi-pot to get a good look at those spiders that won’t keep still! Abi shows us how in this video blog.

A chalk spider hunt is a great activity for younger children, or when mini beasts are feeling a bit hard to spot!

Want to weave some wild magic? Join Martha to learn how to make a natural loom. All you need are some nature finds and string!

Small, brown, fast-moving and active in the dark – all reasons why for too many years people have misunderstood or even feared these fascinating creatures that live so close to us, yet have such…

Want to get a closer look at moths? All you need is a sheet and some torches! Join Oscar, Morris and Jenny as they show you how.

Tree shaking is a really easy way to discover mini-beasts living in your garden or local green space, and you don't need much equipment. Charlotte shows us how!