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Learning and Education

A group of school children stand around a large table holding water and sand.

Finding out about river channels and how they can shape the landscape.

 

Learning and education for all is central to the Brookside Restoration Initiative. Brookside’s varied habitats and active management projects will provide a rich learning environment for all, facilitating a programme of structured learning, self-guided interpretation resources, and hands-on engagement

What now?

  • Creation of an outdoor classroom or forest school
  • Working with primary and secondary schools to create curriculum-linked activities
  • Collaboration with colleges, universities, and vocational training providers will offer accredited courses, work placements, and research opportunities
  • More climate action workshops for the community
  • More citizen science events
  • Training opportunities in practical skills such as woodland management and dry stone walling