Introduction Outdoor learning is one of Wales’s strongest levers for improving wellbeing, skills and attainment across all ages, while also strengthening communities and local places. As the Wales Council for Outdoor Learning, the task is to ensure that high quality outdoor learning becomes a consistent, expected part of every child and young person’s experience, in ways that reflect how learning happens across schools, communities and the wider youth sector. Who we are and o

With over 300 volunteer hours logged, numerous conservation projects completed, and invaluable skills gained, the Bannau Brycheiniog Youth Wardens have made a lasting impact on both the environment and themselves.

RSPB Cymru is a member of the WCfOL Between 24 –26 January the UK's largest and longest-running garden wildlife survey is back. Big...

Joe Wilkins' blog is a call to action for Wales Outdoor Learning Week

by Joe Wilkins "Saltmarshes are incredibly important." said Dr Horgan, a volunteer at my primary school, "look at those lapwings feeding...

In this blog I share some books and poetry that I believe are inspirational for nature connection education.

Wales council for outdoor learning Partner the Brecon Beacons National Park share their journey to becoming a carbon credible...

Wales is renowned as a beautiful rugged and exciting landscape, full of culture, excitement, and opportunities for learning. And outdoor...