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Lots going on this morning on the course. Building a new bridge over the stream, making a new path into the woods and us...
14/10/2026

Lots going on this morning on the course. Building a new bridge over the stream, making a new path into the woods and using the quad bike to take old timber to the yard. All in the life of a Level 2 Land & Wildlife student! Bicton College

Enjoyed a lovely afternoon with the new students completing our annual bird transect survey down to and along the River ...
25/09/2026

Enjoyed a lovely afternoon with the new students completing our annual bird transect survey down to and along the River Otter. We saw a good variety of species from Kingfisher and Grey wagtail to Grey Heron and Common Buzzard. The students then use the data we gather to make ecological reports, helping learn key industry skills. There was even time to enjoy the sun, and skim some stones ☀️🦦🦆 Bicton College ゚

18/09/2026

One of our excellent new Land & Wildlife students showing off their quad bike driving skills on our off-road course in the sun 🌞

June throwback - the last proper month of the teaching year and of this series, June is always an incredible month for u...
31/08/2026

June throwback - the last proper month of the teaching year and of this series, June is always an incredible month for us on Land & Wildlife, so much to see and do! We enjoyed field trips to National Trust attractions such as Brownsea Island and Lydford Gorge did some tractor driving, lots of practical habitat management including strimming and chipping, finished our boardwalks, enjoyed lots of species ID and celebrated the awesome Edie who won best land based student and overall student of the year! **these posts are just a snapshot of some of the things students get up to on the course, and are being shown to help new prospective students get an idea of what the course might involve, month by month**

May throwback - a beautiful month where we had loads of cool outdoors stuff going on - we hosted some short courses, inc...
28/08/2026

May throwback - a beautiful month where we had loads of cool outdoors stuff going on - we hosted some short courses, including a Forest School learning day, and spent time preparing for our Devon County Show stand. The students then did an incredible job of making it happen, where members of the public got involved with craft activities and woodland trails. We also enjoyed some species identification both on and off site, taking full advantage of the nicer weather and abundance of wildlife. **these posts are just a snapshot of some of the things students get up to on the course, and are being shown to help new prospective students get an idea of what the course might involve, month by month**

Throwback to April on the course - a little less to report  this time due to the Easter holidays and last of the  exams....
26/08/2026

Throwback to April on the course - a little less to report this time due to the Easter holidays and last of the exams. Activities included finishing the boardwalks and surveying surrounding flora, tree felling to allow more light to pe*****te the ground flora in a small woodland, building leaky dams in our wet woodland and pitfall trapping for invertebrates. **these posts are just a snapshot of some of the things students get up to on the course, and are being shown to help new perspective students get an idea of what the course might involve, month by month**

Throwback to March - With Spring on the way there was much to see and do, what a bumper month it was! We had more field ...
24/08/2026

Throwback to March - With Spring on the way there was much to see and do, what a bumper month it was! We had more field trips to meet up the RSPB at beautiful Bowling Green Marsh. Exams continued on, but we still spent loads of time outdoors doing things like fencing projects, learning Forest School bushcraft skills, burnt some brash, felled some trees, continued the pond improvement project and also discovered that the Beavers from local watercourses had expanded into our nature reserve on site! **these posts are just a snapshot of some of the things students get up to on the course, and are being shown to help new prospective students get an idea of what the course might involve, month by month**

Continuing our throwback series - here’s some of what students got up to in February. It was a very rainy month after se...
21/08/2026

Continuing our throwback series - here’s some of what students got up to in February. It was a very rainy month after severe flooding, which seems hard to imagine now, but students were working hard to complete there exams which included offsite bird surveying at the wonderful Ottery Estuary. We also did some work to help the agriculture team by providing Woodchip for some of the paths on the farm, and created steps to better access the new Arboriculture centre. **these posts are just a snapshot of some of the things students get up to on the course, and are being shown to help new prospective students get an idea of what the course might involve, month by month**

Throwback to January 2026 on Land & Wildlife. A new year, same rain and mud! The boardwalk project continued, and we pro...
27/07/2026

Throwback to January 2026 on Land & Wildlife. A new year, same rain and mud! The boardwalk project continued, and we provided a treat to our volunteers in the form of hot chocolate and biscuits. There was an offsite trip to Haldon Forest Park - Forestry England to assist with some small tree felling, and of course this was the month that where the rain got heavier and heavier, this would have some knock on effects for our exams later on… **these posts are just a snapshot of some of the things students get up to on the course, and are being shown to help new prospective students get an idea of what the course might involve, month by month**

Throwback to December 2025 on Land & Wildlife. A month of extra rain and mud, but our students cracked on and led agricu...
24/07/2026

Throwback to December 2025 on Land & Wildlife. A month of extra rain and mud, but our students cracked on and led agriculture students with the construction of boardwalks, tools quiz and gave a guided tour around the wild spaces on campus. There was plenty of machinery use and maintenance, prep for hedgelaying and we celebrated a milestone birthday for one of craziest students! **these posts are just a snapshot of some of the things students get up to on the course, and are being shown to help new prospective students get an idea of what the course might involve, month by month**

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