All the latest from Muddy faces
#OutdoorEdChat is a new way of connecting with other outdoor education practitioners via Twitter. It was set up by Sam Wyman and Matt Harder, as a platform for discussing all things outdoor education related. Anyone from any outdoor education background can join in, as long as they have a Twitter account.
For more information, follow @OutdoorEdChat on Twitter.
Read more about Fancy an #OutdoorEdChat with like-minded folk?
The Wildlife Trusts and the RHS set up Wild About Gardens to celebrate wildlife gardening and to encourage people to use their gardens to take action to help support nature. Many of our common garden visitors – including hedgehogs, house sparrows and starlings – are increasingly under threat. But together we can make a difference. This year, we're Bringing Back Beetles!
You can download a brilliant Free Guide that includes instructions on how to build a beetle bucket, beetle bank or dead hedge. You can also pledge a beetle home on their UK map.
Help the Woodland Trust track the effects of weather and climate change on wildlife near you.
What effect has recent weather had on wildlife? Does climate change affect timings in nature? Join Nature’s Calendar and help scientists discover answers to these questions.
The Wildlife Trusts have launched a new monthly virtual panel discussion event called 'WildLive'. Each month they'll be joined by fantastic special guests to chat about important issues relating to wildlife, the natural world, and the environment - as well as answering questions from the public.
Catch up on all the Wild LIVEs so far that include issues on tackling the twin threats of the nature and climate crisis, peatland, the nature of British farming and more.
This week we're telling you the story of how the Dragons Sneeze came about.
Actually, we have 4 different versions of the story - you decide which one is true!
Muddy Faces supports the Nature Premium Campaign.
Get ready for the Big Butterfly Count - it starts this week!
Get ready for Mud Day!
Next Monday 29 June is International Mud Day - it's our favourite special day!