Making the most of your outdoor space to support learning about the environment

By Susie Burr

Issue 175 | Page 28 | Published Nov 2022

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Susie Burr offers some advice on developing teaching activities that not only help learning about biodiversity, but also mental health in this time of climate anxiety

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