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Castle Head is a field centre near Morecambe Bay, surrounded by the breathtaking Lake District. We offer a range of outdoor opportunities for all ages!

South Cumbria, UK
field-studies-council.org/castlehead
Joined October 2012
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  1. Pinned Tweet
    13 Apr 2020

    Our HEP Nina filmed this Brown Long-Eared bat (Plecotus auritus) active at midday! 🦇 ☀️

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    6 hours ago

    One of three EGGS has HATCHED! 🐣🦅😆The chick emerged around 725am this morning. Don't miss the action on the nest! There's always something going on👉

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    9 hours ago

    There's more to birdlife at Foulshaw Moss than the wonderful ! Chris Scaife spotted this female lesser redpoll at the hide & on the feeder near the entrance. This small finch can be seen in flocks, often with siskins & is becoming a more common garden visitor.

    Image of lesser redpoll at Foulshaw Moss Nature Reserve © Chris Scaife
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    10 hours ago

    Did you know we have multiple , including our Natural History Live series where experts talk about topics such as Red Squirrel Conservation, Wildflowers, and looking out for whales and dolphins. Click here for more information:

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  5. May 17

    We can’t wait for residential visits to begin this week!!! Our staff have been preparing by practicing our many activities including building 🚣‍♀️

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    May 13

    How does spending time in nature help your wellbeing? Share below 👇

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    May 11

    Join us on our FREE Natural History Live webinar about the weird & wonderful world of wildflowers 🏵 From ingenious ways to trap a meal to bizarre methods of attracting – the world of is full of surprises! 👉

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    May 12

    Discover our fantastic online natural history courses which are heavily subsidised for 18-25's in England thanks to

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  9. May 13

    Our this week is Wych Elm (Ulmus glabra)! Elm can be identified by they’re winged fruit called . Wych elm are thought to be the only truly native and like other elms are under major threat from Dutch elm disease which arrived in 1950 🌳

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  10. May 12

    Our new tutors have been verified to lead and assist our course and we can’t wait for visitors to arrive and give it a go themselves! 🧗‍♀️

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    May 11

    Song thrushes build their cup-shaped nests low down in trees, shrubs or ivy. Our report found that numbers of song thrush have declined by up to 47% since 1970. This is most likely due to habitat loss.⁠ Learn more in Chapter 1.7 👉

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  12. Retweeted
    May 10

    The theme for this year is 'Nature'🌳 Spending time with trees and woods can improve our self-esteem, boost our mood, and reduce stress and anxiety. Learn how nature can improve our mental health

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    May 10

    More than half of UK adults say that being close to nature improved their mental health. Take a moment to hear, see and feel nature by walking in a park, or alongside a lake or a river 🦋🌿🙏

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  14. May 10

    If you'd like to find out more about visit the website. 👉👈

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  15. May 10

    It's ! The 2021 focus is nature and are encouraging people to share how they . Outdoor learning is essential for encouraging mental wellbeing and the FSC always aims to provide activities that support mental health 🧠🌳

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  16. May 7

    Staff are preparing for groups! This includes visiting sites 🌳 Do you know which is photographed here? 🧐 We use it for data collection! 🔬 👇comment down below👇

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    May 7

    Join us for a FREE Natural History Live webinar about the conservation of red squirrels! Without conservation management, it is predicted that red squirrels could become extinct in England within 10 years 🐿 👉

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  18. May 6

    You can find out more by visiting the BHPS website 👉 👈

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  19. May 6

    Its hedgehog awareness week so our is... The hedgehog!! Hedgehogs are in serious decline in the UK. aims to raise awareness and encourage people to make their gardens hedgehog friendly. This photo is of a hedgehog in the day so it’s likely unwell

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  20. Retweeted
    Apr 30

    Aged 18-25? We're offering a huge subsidy on some of our natural history online courses as part of the project

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    May 4

    Our bird box cam is up and running! Watch the livestream here:

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