We've put together a series of short how-to videos showing wildlife-themed activities you can do at home.
In this section
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How to make a Bird Feeder
Make a simple apple feeder for your feathered friends
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How to make a Kite
Inspired by birds of prey such as Buzzard and Kestrel, let's make a kite
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How to build a Den
There are many ways to build a den, but here are some tips to get you started
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How to make seed bombs
Seed bombs are great fun for children and adults. Sowing wildflowers provides vital resources to support a wide range of insects.
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How to do Hapa Zome
Create beautiful leaf print artwork, inspired by symmetry in nature.
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How to make leaf art
Create beautiful art from fallen leaves
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Journey Stick
Why not take yourself on an adventure and map your journey using a journey stick.
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Sit Spot
Find a spot where you can observe and connect with nature.
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Snail Racing
How to run a successful Snail Race & discover some juicy facts about slugs and snails
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How to make a strandline boat
Build a boat from items you can find along the seashore
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How to make Nettle String
Did you know Nettles have a fibrous stem, which can be used to make string and cord?
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Investigating Insects
Let's get close to insects and observe these amazing creatures
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Beaver Story
As Beavers are making a return to Sussex, find out which Beaver kit makes the best dam.
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How to do Viking Braiding
Making a Viking braid for your hair or as a friendship band
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How to make a Dragonfly
Make a dragonfly sculpture from natural materials
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How to make an Elder bead necklace
The wood from the Elder tree contains a soft pithy core which is easily removed to create hollow beads.
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How to Tie Dye using Berries
Use berries or natural dyes to create beautiful flags
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How to make your own Rudolph
Make your own festive reindeer from natural materials - don't forget the red nose!
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Elderflower Cordial
How to make Elderflower Cordial
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How to understand what birds are saying
Find out more about bird calls and listen to the dawn chorus
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How to Dye Eggs
Decorating Easter Eggs with natural dyes