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A mission to solve unanswered questions about one of the most remote and least-studied wilderness areas on our planet.

Colouring London aims to collect information on every building in London, to help make the city more sustainable.

Exploring coasts as dynamic and changing systems

The geography, geomorphology and geology of the National Park, with links to sources of further information and details about the fieldwork that can be carried out in different areas of the park

The Jurassic Coast of Dorset and East Devon is a 95 mile stretch of coastline that demonstrates 185 million years of geological history

Written before the London 2012 Olympics, this resource looks at the developments in East London in the lead up to the Games

This six-lesson unit on map skills is designed so that one lesson will be taught in each year group from years one through six

Includes guidance for getting started with planning a trip, lists of useful contacts and ideas for activities

An overview of symbols, compass and direction, grid references, scale, contours.

There is an opportunity for students to develop their data skills in relation to the multiple meanings and identities of place

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Statistics work sheets

Written by David Holmes

Written by Philip Monk.

Field sketching and field photography are fundamental parts of any field work investigation

Data is gathered on a small part of the whole parent population or sampling frame, and used to inform what the whole picture is like

A range of techniques that you can use for fieldwork in coastal environments

Microclimate data can be collected in any location, including the school grounds

This section introduces a range of techniques that you can use for fieldwork in river environments

The fieldwork techniques introduced in this section are geared towards a range of different ecosystem settings, ranging from coastal sand dunes to woodlands and inland waters

There is huge scope for investigating the land-use, function and issues in rural areas, and their changing identity and character

Environmental impact assessments, pollution studies and more

Investigating the impact of tourism and recreation

Investigating landuse and function

A selection of ideas for creating your own weather instruments in the classroom or at home

Investigating variations in quality of life between different localities

Urban studies are popular locations for fieldwork, since 70% of us live in built up areas

Wherever you go, in town or countryside, it is very difficult to escape vegetation.

Supporting high quality fieldwork using free maps and GIS from the internet

Google Earth, the free to download satellite imagery package from Google provides an excellent starting point for students to organise and present their fieldwork data

The hi-tech geographical treasure hunt

Supporting you to undertake KS2 fieldwork in London

Geotagging photos to share fieldtrips with the world

Supporting Fieldwork at KS1 and KS2

Immersing yourself into the acoustic environment

Fieldwork techniques using transport

Interview surveys and questionnaires

A selection of useful links to support the teaching of data skills in geography

You do not necessarily have to change your entire fieldtrip in order to bring it up to date

Five ideas for inclusive fieldwork around your school

Ideas for rivers fieldwork

Ideas for coastal processes

Ideas for fieldwork based on water management

Ideas for environmental fieldwork

Ideas for weather and climate fieldwork

Ideas for tourism fieldwork

Ideas for urban fieldwork

Ideas for rural fieldwork

Ideas for sustainability fieldwork

Ideas for fieldwork using maps

Ideas for using census data

Sense of place fieldwork

Ideas for quick and easy fieldwork in your School Grounds

This module has been designed to enable students to learn and practice a variety of fieldwork techniques in their school grounds

This activity has been designed to be a stimulating and fun way of practicing map skills using the free OS maps for schools

This activity encourages students in Key Stage 3 to practice and develop their map skills using their free OS maps of the local area

This activity encourages students to develop an understanding of how history has influenced cultural heritage in their local area

Develop the way your learners see, hear and interact with the spaces they inhabit

Trolley Talk: A fieldwork activity to investigate local supermarkets and sustainable shopping

A virtual fieldwork project to assess whether Milton Keynes is a sustainable community

Making the case for using qualitative techniques in geography fieldwork to encourage your students to engage in insightful geographical thinking

Lichens and Pollution: A fieldwork activity using lichens as bio-indicators to assess air quality in the local area

Written by Katy Jonas

The fluvial system: lessons using data skills

A collection of resources created from the film, photo, cartographic and data outputs from the RGS-IBG Land Rover Bursary 2017.

This resource explores the Hunstanton area of NW Norfolk, and the stretch of coastline on either side, which borders The Wash in the East of England

River and coastal fieldwork approaches that are directly relevant to ‘real-world’ professional industries, career paths, and activities