How to find nature near you (even if you live in a city)

How to find nature near you (even if you live in a city)

It’s an ancient secret. Being in nature is good for you, and there is growing research and evidence to back this up.

The other great thing is that nature is also free! You don’t need to pay to access it, and it can be found anywhere if you know how and where to look for it.

Things you’ll learn in this course:

• Why cities are GREAT places for nature and examples of animals, birds and plants that you will find in them.

• What makes a perfect home for nature and the secrets of finding some VERY special places.

• Eight organisations that will help you access nature quickly and easily.

• Essentials for reading ordnance survey maps and keeping to places that you are allowed to go.

• Tips on using online tools to plan a nature adventure.

• Ways to change your thinking about your time outdoors, helping nature to reveal itself.

• The Countryside Code and why it is important that everyone follows it.

In this course we will also be covering:

• Information on animals, birds and plants found in UK cities including red kites, hedgehogs, plane trees, bottlebrush trees, adders and hedgehogs.

• Why weeds are great!

The course includes a pdf workbook, plus a free download setting out the big benefits of nature. Also, to prove that it is DEFINITLEY out there, free wildlife sound recordings taken from the window of my London flat!

100% money back guarantee.

Enrol today - the course is currently in its’ early launch stage and I would welcome constructive feedback. The price is going to be raised once it moves to the next stage so take the opportunity to grab it at a discount!

I hope you enjoy the course.

Catherine

taught by Catherine, from Nature's Ways UK

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What you will learn

• Why cities are great places for nature
• Animals, birds and plants that can be found in UK cities
• Why we should love weeds

Rating: 4.75

Level: Beginner Level

Duration: 1 hour

Instructor: Catherine Louise