The DSWF environmental education programme helps children and young people become confident advocates for biodiversity and wildlife conservation.
Since 2004, the programme has equipped up to 10,000 children and young people a year with knowledge and skills in habitats, animal ecology and global cultures and communities
Learn more about how the DSWF programme is changing and how you can get involved.
Download our free workbooks below and help students understand why biodiversity matters.
Using real collaring data from wild and released rescued elephants, students develop their own hypotheses and produce original scientific research.
Here is a selection of activities for you to have fun with at home, including art, quizzes and interesting animal fact files.
DSWF Education Programme
In 2026–27, twenty pathfinders will access and help us develop a more sustained environmental education programme. Schools, colleges and informal providers will help us navigate the complex process of helping young people to become advocates for wildlife and conservation.
Each participating education provider will receive up to three days of DSWF support each year. They will also have access to our resident wildlife artist, webinars with our global partners, and bespoke resources from the programme throughout the year.
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