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Field Work is a key component of Geography, Biology and Environment courses at UCLan. It provides students with practical “hands on” experience and enhances material covered in lectures. Students take part in day long excursions and short residential trips throughout their studies, in addition to the opportunity of an extended international field trip in final year.

This page should give you an idea of the variety of locations that we visit.

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Guyana, South America Field Trip

River Lodge – Surama

Black Caiman (Melanosuchus Niger)

Swimming in the Essequibo River

Kaieteur Falls

Group after Internal Flight to Kaieteur

Harpy Eagle (Harpia Harpyja)

Canopy Walkway – Iwokramaa

Bumblebee Poison Dart Frog (Dendrobates Leucomelas)

Spotting Wildlife on the Burro Burro River

Mangrove Planting

Scotland (Isle of Rum, Caingorm, Edinburgh) Field Trip

Calton Hill, Edinburgh

Descending from Askival, Isle of Rum

Evening View of Canna from Guirdil Bothy, Isle of Rum

Guirdil Bothy, Isle of Rum

Isle of Rum from Ferry

The Galleried Hall, Kinloch Castle, Isle of Rum

Red Deer Project Talk, Kilmory, Isle of Rum

View across to the Scottish mainland from Hallival, Isle of Rum

View from Askival to Hallival

Enjoying the Show at the Summit of Cairngorm Mountain

First Year Residential (Conwy and Keswick)

And My New Colleagues Are…

Lake District Fells Beyond Keswick

Art Beside Derwent Water

Derwent Water from Walla Crag

Work in Bodlondeb Wood

Aber Falls (Gwynedd)

Conwy Castle

Conwy Mountain

Castlerigg Stone Circle

Aquatic Investigations on the Afon Goch

RSPB Leighton Moss Day Visit

Clifton Marsh Wastewater Treatment Centre Day Visit

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