National Education Nature Park

The National Education Nature Park is a free education programme in England that puts climate and nature at the heart of education.

It empowers the next generation to understand, care for, and improve the natural world through making their school, nursery or college site a better place for both people and wildlife. Using curriculum-linked resources, young people connect with nature as they transform their sites from ‘grey to green’ through creating new habitats such as ponds, living walls and wildflower meadows. Together, they're harnessing the education estate – an area roughly twice the size of Birmingham – to help nature recover and collecting data that contributes to global research. 

The programme has been commissioned by the Department for Education and developed and delivered by a partnership led by the Natural History Museum working with the RHS and additional partners, with geospatial expertise provided by Esri UK. Register for free at www.educationnaturepark.org.uk