For college and university geography and conservation students, fieldwork is where learning comes alive.
Standing on a volcano, surveying a coastline or working in a rainforest gives learners the primary data, observation skills and environmental understanding that classroom study cannot replicate. It builds the fieldwork technique, analysis and independence that degree courses and assessed work demand.
Our trips are built around genuine field experience. Groups can study volcanic and glacial landscapes in Iceland, explore rainforest ecology and conservation in Costa Rica or Thailand, or carry out coastal and physical fieldwork closer to home in Dorset, Wales or the Netherlands.
Collect primary data in the field, from coastal surveys to rainforest and volcanic environments.
See physical and human geography in action in places students have only studied in theory.
Visit projects and habitats where conservation and sustainability are happening on the ground.
Give learners the technique and data-handling that feed directly into assessed and degree-level work.
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My students gained a huge amount from the trip not only Geographically but also socially. They loved Iceland and some are now working out how they can return!
Barton Peveril
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Smoothly organised. Icelandic tour guide made the difference in using local knowledge to give the students a wonderful insight into the people and landscapes of Iceland.
Peter Symonds College
Contact our educational travel specialists on 01273 244 572, or request a quote below.
