The Molsbroek nature reserve in Lokeren
The Molsbroek nature reserve is an attractive and interesting place to visit for a short 5 km walk or a longer 8 km one.
How to identify hedgerow berries on an autumn country walk
A simple illustrated guide to identify 15 common hedgerow berries you may see on an autumn country walk.
Belgium’s Tree of the Year 2020 is the Ypres’ Chestnut
It’s time to give our trees some love! Look at these six ancient Belgian trees and vote for your Tree of the Year 2020!
The Erps-Kwerps Vijvers
Hidden away but visible from passing trains, the Erps-Kwerps Vijvers reveal a wealth of nature to the patient observer.
Count the butterflies in your garden!
Children might especially enjoy taking part in the Garden Butterfly Count in July in Belgium
How to identify farm crops on a country walk
A short guide to help you identify 14 farm crops you might see as you hike through the Belgian countryside
A walk through the Silsombos in Kortenberg
Within easy reach of Brussels, here’s a family-friendly nature walk in an area renowned for its wild orchids.
Binoculars for kids: Buying Guide 2020
A brief look at some of the main factors to consider when picking a first pair of binoculars for a child or grandchild.
Listen to the sounds of (Belgian!) nature
Listening to the sounds of nature can help counteract stress and anxiety. They may be particularly helpful during the current coronavirus crisis.
What are the best bird books for children?
The third coronavirus lockdown project. Bird books and nature books for children and adults.
How can I make a bee hotel?
#2 in my series of coronavirus lockdown projects for children and adults. How to build a luxury 5-star bee hotel from wooden pallets.
How to start watching garden birds
The first of a new series of nature projects for adults and children to do at home during the coronavirus lockdown.
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