Wilder learning

Children at an event using magnifying glasses

Wilder Learning

We want more young people to connect to nature

It’s why we work with schools and groups across the county teaching children and young people about the beauty, fun and importance of wildlife and how we can help protect it.

Devon Wildlife Trust's Wilder Learning team have an expanse of experience delivering sessions to enthuse and engage those of all ages and backgrounds. From tots to teens we offer a range of options to help young people connect to the natural world.

No one will protect what they don't care about; and no one will care about what they have never experienced
David Attenborough

What do we offer?

Taking the next step

For any enquiries contact us on 01392 279244 or email 

wilderlearning@devonwildlifetrust.org

Free Resources

See below for free educational resources to help children go wild

Butterfly hunting

Photo: Paul Martin

KS2 Resource

Action For Insects

Children running

Photo credit, Jo Damsell

Range of free resources and ideas

Wilder learning at home

We've shaped our curriculum around their expertise and involvement and since noticed changes in the children's attitutue, behaviour and learning.
Sarah Mackay, Head Teacher
Stoke Hill Infant School

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