Environmental education activities
to learn in contact with nature
At Explora Natura we design environmental education activities in Andalusia for schools, families, associations and groups who want to discover nature in a close, practical and respectful way.
Our proposals combine wildlife observation, landscape interpretation, games, field notebooks and guided experiences to better understand the natural environment and foster a more conscious relationship with biodiversity.
For educational centers
Activities adapted to Infant, Primary, Secondary, Baccalaureate and Vocational Training, with proposals adjusted to the age, the level of the group and the objectives of the center.
For families and groups
Experiences designed to learn outdoors, observe nearby wildlife and enjoy nature without the need for prior knowledge.
For entities and associations
Environmental education days, awareness activities and proposals linked to knowledge of the territory and the conservation of biodiversity.
What kind of activities do we do?
Each activity is tailored to the group, the available space, and the time of year. The goal is not just to go out into nature, but to learn to observe, interpret, and appreciate what happens in nature.
Bird and wildlife watching
- Introduction to bird watching.
- Recognition of common species.
- Basic use of binoculars and guides.
- Respectful observation without disturbing the wildlife.
Nature games and activities
- Tracking and orientation games.
- Biodiversity dynamics.
- Outdoor sensory activities.
- Team challenges and small investigations.
Landscape interpretation
- Reading the natural and rural landscape.
- Relationship between fauna, vegetation and territory.
- Use of field notebook.
- Conservation and respect for the environment.
Environmental education based on real-world experience
We work from a direct understanding of the countryside, the birds, the landscapes, and natural rhythms. Therefore, our activities are not designed as a classroom moved outdoors, but as a living experience in which each group learns by observing, asking questions, and participating.
How to organize an environmental education activity
We hear the need
Tell us the type of group, the age, the number of participants, the approximate date and the objective of the activity.
We designed the proposal
We adapt the activity to the group, the available time and the most suitable natural space.
We carried out the experiment
We guide the activity in the field or in the chosen environment, combining learning, observation and participation.
We conclude the learning
We conclude with a group discussion, final reflection, or synthesis activity adapted to the group.
What does it offer to students and participants?
Learning to observe
Nature becomes a space for discovery where participants learn to look more attentively.
Understanding biodiversity
The activities help to connect fauna, vegetation, landscape and human behavior.
Promote respect
We promote a responsible relationship with the environment, based on curiosity, care and conservation.
Do you want to organize an environmental education activity?
Tell us about the type of group, the approximate date, and the objective of the outing. We'll help you design a customized proposal.
Frequently asked questions about environmental education
What age groups are the environmental education activities for?
We adapt the activities to different ages, from Infant and Primary students to Secondary, Baccalaureate, Vocational Training, families and adult groups.
Can the activities be adapted to the school curriculum?
Yes. We can tailor the proposal to content related to biodiversity, ecosystems, landscape, sustainability, local wildlife, birdwatching, or environmental conservation.
Do you carry out activities at the school itself?
Yes. Some activities can be carried out at the center itself, in its immediate surroundings or in nearby natural spaces, depending on the objectives and possibilities of the group.
How long does an environmental education activity last?
The duration depends on the format. We can plan short activities, morning outings, or full days in nature.
Is prior experience required to participate?
No. The activities are designed to introduce participants to observing and understanding nature in a simple and accessible way.
Because that's what environmental education is:
To accompany without imposing, to show without overwhelming, to sow without haste.
At Explora Natura we work to ensure that every activity —whether it's a day or a whole year— leaves a lasting mark: The discovery that nature is not only visited… it is also understood, cared for and loved.
Do you want your students to experience nature for real?
Tell us what you need and we'll design a tailor-made experience for you.
What do we offer?
Day Activities
Outings to the surroundings, interpretive itineraries, thematic workshops and practical experiences focused on flora, fauna and environmental conservation.
Educational programs
Medium- or long-term planned projects that integrate several sessions with curricular content. Ideal for a continuous and transformative approach.
Specialized workshops
Specialized workshops designed to delve deeper into species, ecosystems, and natural processes. They allow participants to gain a better understanding of specific aspects of nature.
With you
Antonio Pestana
An ornithologist since childhood, an award-winning nature photographer, and an expert in landscape interpretation, he has spent decades exploring the mountains of Andalusia and leading groups on educational and wildlife observation trips.
She regularly works with schools, designing wildlife observation activities adapted for primary and secondary school students. She also collaborates with companies and associations on birdwatching tours, teaches nature photography courses, and participates in the design of natural areas.
