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Friday April 10, 2026 09:00 - 09:50 BST
The National Education Nature Park empowers young people to improve school sites for people and wildlife, through geographically informed decision-making. Learners collect data for the Nature Park Map (an ArcGIS tool), guiding site improvements and contributing to groundbreaking research with the Natural History Museum. Discover how the programme builds core geographical skills and drives real change, and discuss context-specific implementation.
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Jen Davies

Programme Officer for Yorkshire and the Humber for the National Education Nature Park, Royal Horticultural Society
Jen Davies is the Programme Officer for Yorkshire and the Humber for the National Education Nature Park. Jen has worked within education for many years, specialising in Special Educational Needs and trauma-informed practice. Prior to joining the Nature Park, Jen was an Alternative... Read More →
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Jen Horseman

Senior Programme Officer in Yorkshire and the Humber, for the National Education Nature Park, Royal Horticultural Society
Jen is the Senior Programme Officer in Yorkshire and the Humber, for the National Education Nature Park. With a background in prehistoric archaeology and natural history, Jen worked in the heritage sector for several years, focusing on learning and engagement programming.  Motivated... Read More →
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Georgia Prasad

Senior Learning Producer for the National Education Nature Park, Natural History Museum
Georgia Prasad is a Senior Learning Producer at the Natural History Museum. She leads curriculum development for the National Education Nature Park; comioned by the Department for Education, this free programme for all schools, nurseries and colleges in England empowers children and... Read More →
Friday April 10, 2026 09:00 - 09:50 BST
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