At Bugs, Bones & Botany, sessions are shaped by a mix of trusted educational resources and my own academic background in science.

I use materials from respected organisations such as the Wildlife Trusts and other established providers, alongside current research and academic papers. This helps ensure activities are engaging, accessible, and grounded in real science.

My own background in forensic investigation, osteology and natural science feeds directly into the design of workshops, bringing real-world scientific thinking into hands-on learning experiences.

I also keep up to date with developments in science, nature and education, weaving new ideas into sessions so learning stays fresh, relevant and inspiring.

You can explore some of the resources and references I draw from below.