As education is by nature my passion, I found it difficult to make a limited selection of books on the subject. But here it is, made up of my personal favourites and must-reads, the ones I highly recommend for a first dive or to deepen your expertise - more to come soon.

My Library

  • Coyote's Guide To Connecting With Nature

    Jon YOUNG, Ellen HAAS, Evan McGOWN

    Coyote's Guide is a deep immersion in the connection with nature. The authors are incredibly generous in sharing their 360° experiences. They talk about their original and meaningful teaching methods, and share both their educational and naturalist insights. More than just a book, this is a course that is as dense as it is inspiring.

  • Dirty Teaching

    Juliet ROBERTSON

    There are lots of books offering ideas for outdoor activities for children. Unfortunately, they are often aimed at the very young. Yes, we can still learn outdoors, even when we're older! A clear book, with cheerful ideas, detailed and fun to read.

  • Concept-based Inquiry In Action

    Carla MARSCHALL, Rachel FRENCHT

    his is a must-read if you teach in an IB school (International Baccalaureate)! How do you link inquiry (from the outdoors as much as possible) to the formation of concepts in each phase of the learning journey? The book explains the theory in a very clear and appealing way. Are you already involved in nature education and want to take your practice further for your pupils? This book is for you.