IOL Events

We will share details about our work with farmers of south Devon, refugees, young people with learning difficulties and other marginalized people.

The National Outdoor Learning Award (NOLA) recognises, captures and celebrates the personal development outcomes of participants during an outdoor learning experience.

This reflective practice session is an invitation to slow down, reflect, and realign. As the Winter Solstice draws us into stillness and renewal, you’re warmly invited to honour this seasonal turning point.

In this Webinar, John Bray will provide insight into the program from the wider team, share the ongoing story and reflect on the impact created by bringing learning outdoors as part of the project

This 30 minute, webinar gives you an introduction to the charity that champions outdoor learning and supports those that work within this sector. The webinar will help show you how to access, manage and make the most of membership benefits.

This presentation shares findings from research into LGBTQIA+ outdoor community groups, exploring how they create spaces of safety, belonging, and connection to nature.

Aimed at anyone involved in experiential learning; teachers, trainers, instructors..

Many outdoor professionals have run sessions for children in care or their local youth justice service, especially if they have worked at an outdoor residential centre for any length of time. But what is the potential to develop this work further?

This 30 minute, webinar gives you an introduction to the charity that champions outdoor learning and supports those that work within this sector. The webinar will help show you how to access, manage and make the most of membership benefits.

The aim of this short workshop is to give participants an idea of what reflective practice is, and what it might mean to be a reflective practitioner.

This 45 minute, webinar gives you an introduction to the charity that champions outdoor learning and supports those that work within this sector. The webinar will help show you how to access, manage and make the most of membership benefits.

The aim of this short workshop is to give participants an idea of what reflective practice is, and what it might mean to be a reflective practitioner.

The principles of effective risk assessment

Introduces the F.I.R.S.T. mental health incident procedure — a simple, structured approach designed to help outdoor professionals respond confidently and compassionately to participants showing signs of mental distress.