<b><p>Field Studies Council</b>, FSC, is an environmental education charity providing informative and enjoyable opportunities for people of all ages and abilities to discover, explore, and understand the environment. </p> <p>FSC is an independent charity receiving no core revenue funding from statutory sources and we therefore rely on fees paid by our visitors and on the generosity of donors, trust funds and grant bodies to finance our activities.</p> <u><p><b>What we believe</b><p/></u> <p>FSC believes that the more we understand about and take inspiration from the world around us the more we can appreciate its needs and protect its diversity and beauty for future generations. <p/> <p>In all we do, we are committed to:</p> <ul><li><b>Delivering first hand experiences. </b>FSC uses the environment to inspire. Taking in its sights, sounds and smells has the ability to motivate, deepen knowledge and broaden horizons.</li> <li><b>Providing opportunities for everyone.</b> FSC strives to provide opportunities for everyone regardless of age, ability or background. Some of our proudest moments have arrived when trying to help those that would not otherwise benefit from an FSC experience.</li> <li><b>Sustainability for the future. </b>A commitment to the environment is at the heart of everything FSC does: how we run the charity, what people learn on our courses and through our publications.</li> <li><b>A caring attitude. </b> From the way we treat our customers, our staff, the environments we work in and the feel of our locations, FSC demonstrates a personal approach with great care taken in everything we do.</ul></li></p> <u><p><b>What we do</b></p></u> Each year over 140,000 people experience FSC, many through our UK wide network of locations. <ul><li>Learning outside the classroom experiences with their school, college or university</li> <li>Professional training courses for environmental professionals and teachers</li> <li>Natural history courses</li> <li>Identification guides and free resources</li> <li>Funded projects both in the UK and abroad</li> <li>Art courses</li> <li>Family holidays</li> <li>Campaigns for the right to outdoor learning and fieldwork.</ul></li></p> <p><b><u>FSC Northern Ireland</b></p></u> <p>The Field Studies Council Northern Ireland is part of a UK wide charity, with our two field centres amply located on the east and west of Northern Ireland. Our Derrygonnelly field centre sits in the heart of County Fermanagh. While Tollymore, our newest centre, sits at the foot of the Mourne Mountains in Co.Down. We welcome students all year round to undertake fieldwork within the centre grounds and further afield.

Field Studies Council, FSC, is an environmental education charity providing informative and enjoyable opportunities for people of all ages and abilities to discover, explore, and understand the environment.

FSC is an independent charity receiving no core revenue funding from statutory sources and we therefore rely on fees paid by our visitors and on the generosity of donors, trust funds and grant bodies to finance our activities.

What we believe

FSC believes that the more we understand about and take inspiration from the world around us the more we can appreciate its needs and protect its diversity and beauty for future generations.

In all we do, we are committed to:

• Delivering first hand experiences. FSC uses the environment to inspire. Taking in its sights, sounds and smells has the ability to motivate, deepen knowledge and broaden horizons.
• Providing opportunities for everyone. FSC strives to provide opportunities for everyone regardless of age, ability or background. Some of our proudest moments have arrived when trying to help those that would not otherwise benefit from an FSC experience.
• Sustainability for the future. A commitment to the environment is at the heart of everything FSC does: how we run the charity, what people learn on our courses and through our publications.
• A caring attitude. From the way we treat our customers, our staff, the environments we work in and the feel of our locations, FSC demonstrates a personal approach with great care taken in everything we do.

What we do

Each year over 140,000 people experience FSC, many through our UK wide network of locations.

• Learning outside the classroom experiences with their school, college or university
• Professional training courses for environmental professionals and teachers
• Natural history courses
• Identification guides and free resources
• Funded projects both in the UK and abroad
• Art courses
• Family holidays
• Campaigns for the right to outdoor learning and fieldwork.

FSC Northern Ireland

The Field Studies Council Northern Ireland is part of a UK wide charity, with our two field centres amply located on the east and west of Northern Ireland. Our Derrygonnelly field centre sits in the heart of County Fermanagh. While Tollymore, our newest centre, sits at the foot of the Mourne Mountains in Co.Down. We welcome students all year round to undertake fieldwork within the centre grounds and further afield.

Eco-Schools Northern Ireland
Keep Northern Ireland Beautiful
Titanic Suites,
55-59 Adelaide Street,
Belfast,
BT2 8FE Tel: 028 9073 6920
Email: eco-schools@keepnorthernirelandbeautiful.org