The school of naturalism expands its experiences and enthusiasm to other continents (Africa). This time warming up engines with groups of various ages and groups of interests. Children, young people, tourist guides and park rangers are in the line of action to begin the program of becoming a naturalist. Here we follow the footsteps of naturalists and explorers such as David Livingstone and Rodney Carrington Wood, studying and learning from their work "The African Naturalist"

We are excited to announce that HEEED has recently achieved several significant accomplishments, including the successful completion of our Diving and Naturalism courses. Facilitated by international professionals from Nicaragua. We are particularly proud to share that we have certified 15 students in Naturalism course, equipping them with essential skills and knowledge to appreciate and understand the intricate relationships within ecosystems. This achievement not only refle

The Naturalism School ventured into the "warm heart of Africa," into one of the southernmost sections of the Great Rift Valley. There, one must look down, into the depths of the earth and water. It is not just a fracture in the Earth's crust; it is one of the most active "factories" of evolution on the planet. At the center of this geological scar lies Lake Malawi, an underwater evolutionary laboratory, home to more species of fish than all the lakes and rivers of Europe comb

Following in the Footsteps of the Naturalist Thomas Belt In the heart of Nicaragua, La Libertad, Chontales, a group of 15 children and teenagers is not only learning about nature, but actively doing science. The Little Naturalists Program of the School of Naturalism transformed the classroom into a living green space, where every insect and every plant became a key piece of research. Awakening curiosity and fostering interest in the natural environment through hands-on explor

This time, the marimba of youths of the Naturalism School's invites the entire crowd of those interested in naturalism to a film screening of our short documentary. This way, we hope to engage more kids from around the world in this exciting activity. Don't miss it! Other super-cute activities by other youths will be presented.

In a remote corner of Nicaragua, young naturalists spent three weeks learning about arthropods and vertebrates, understanding their relationships with the environment, other species, and humans. Fascinating topics such as crypsis, ecological relationships, scientific nomenclature, the scientific method applied through hands-on experiments, food chains, and other engaging subjects were part of the naturalist course designed and implemented by The Naturalism School in various p