What happens when I join the waitlist?

You’ll be added to our priority list and get early access when the project launches. We’ll send you a welcome email and let you know exactly when to expect your first resource.

Is this really free? What’s the catch?

Yes! Really free. No hidden charges, no spam. We believe nature learning should be accessible to every family and educator, everywhere. This is our way to give back to the world.

When will I start receiving the resources?

As soon as we launch! Waitlist members will get first access before we open up to the wider public. We’ll let you know the exact date via email.

What kind of resources will I receive each week?

We work with educators and outdoor leaders around the world to bring you exclusive, meaningful content. You’ll receive a mix of nature-based resources — from printable guides and activity packs to online training, booklets, and more. As part of our community, you’ll also get first access to special events, expert sessions, and member-only opportunities.

Who are these resources for — parents, teachers, or home educators?

All of the above! Whether you’re a classroom teacher, a home ed parent, a forest school leader, or a nature-loving grandparent — if you’re supporting children to learn through nature, you’re in the right place.

Can I use these in a school or classroom setting?

Absolutely. Many of our resources are designed to be flexible — they work in forest school sessions, mainstream classrooms, school grounds, or local parks. We keep prep and materials simple so they’re easy to adapt.

Is this suitable for neurodivergent or SEN children?

Yes! We design everything with flexibility in mind. Our activities are sensory-aware, open-ended, and easily adapted to individual needs. We deeply value inclusivity in outdoor learning.

Are these resources inclusive and adaptable for all families?

Absolutely. We aim to make every child feel seen and supported — regardless of background, ability, or access to wild spaces. You can use our resources in a back garden, school field, forest, or city park.

Are these suitable for world schooling or travel-based families?

Yes! We keep our activities grounded in the natural world, not tied to any specific location or national curriculum. If you’ve got access to outdoor spaces (even urban ones!), you’ll be able to make use of them.