Birdwatching combines patience, curiosity, and a good pair of binoculars. This course guides you through the essentials—from spotting birds and choosing the right equipment to creating inviting habitats. Learn how to find diverse bird species and understand their grooming and housing needs.
The landscaping module helps you make outdoor spaces more bird-friendly, enriching both your viewing experience and local wildlife. Ideal for newcomers and hobbyists, this course balances natural observation with practical tips in a friendly format.
Learning Outcomes:
- Learn how to identify and observe different bird species
- Understand essential equipment for effective birdwatching
- Discover techniques for finding and attracting various birds
- Explore bird feeding practices to support local wildlife
- Recognise grooming needs and appropriate housing for birds
- Gain insights into landscaping for bird-friendly environments
Who is this Course For:
- Nature enthusiasts beginning their birdwatching journey
- Gardeners enhancing outdoor spaces for wildlife
- Students studying ecology or animal behaviour
- Writers researching wildlife and bird-related topics
- Amateur photographers specialising in nature shots
- Conservation volunteers promoting local biodiversity
- Educators developing lessons on birds and habitats
- Anyone interested in supporting bird populations
Career Path:
- Wildlife Educator – £28,000/year
- Environmental Conservation Assistant – £29,500/year
- Nature Tour Guide – £26,000/year
- Wildlife Photographer – £30,000/year
- Ecology Research Assistant – £31,000/year
- Bird Sanctuary Worker – £27,000/year
