We've produced a number of factsheets on a range of topics from Animal Facts to Environmental facts as part of our commitment to encouraging young people's understanding of the environment and of the need for sustainability.
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Whales are warm-blooded mammals and the largest creatures on earth. The magnificent blue whale is the largest animal that has ever lived on this pl...
Read MoreSchools that have begun to develop their grounds often report that this has led to beneficial changes in relationships and attitudes and to the at...
Read MoreHow we can identify animals by Footprints, Pellets, Nuts and Seeds, Droppings and Skulls
Read MoreShare your garden with wildlife by creating habitats that help different species to thrive.
Read MoreEven though our British winter is not nearly so cold and severe as polar winters, plants and animals still have to be able to adapt to low temperat...
Read MoreWolves are the largest wild members of the dog family. They live in packs and have to co-operate in order to survive. The Arctic Wolf is a highly r...
Read MoreGreen woodpeckers are most common in old parkland but will live happily in any habitat that offers a mixture of large old trees and areas of close ...
Read MoreIn 2020, our population is nearing 8 million and is increasing by the second!
Read MoreGrevy's zebra is the largest of all the zebras and it is an endangered species.
Read MoreThe subject of the rights or wrongs of zoos can be very emotive with many unbalanced views being put forward by people who have little real knowled...
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