In this module we will become immersed into the ancient woodland of Mourne Park, which is in the heart of the Mourne Mountains, Northern Ireland.
Many animals live here, including a large number of mammals, birds and fish. We are going to focus on three in particular:
Badger
Buzzard
Deer
Our Space To Learn camera network records these animals in the wild as they travel past, triggering the AI cameras and sensors. Pupils from certain Northern Ireland schools visit the woodland to explore their habitat, and to find signs of life.
Badger tracks
The camera and sensing equipment is always running, night and day. Experiments that are created by children in Northern Ireland and in England connect into that network so that together we can uncover and explore this special environment.
We share footage and data with wildlife agencies who work together finding ways to help and support them
We can all learn from pupil experimentation data – it is a team effort!
Today
There are many types of activity available, all of which are linked to the Woods theme.
Depending on which activities your school or organisation has chosen,
the following links will be live for you to follow in our session:
Particle Sensor
Wind Speed
Birdsong Analysis
Vibration Sensor
Tree Movement
Robot Explorer
Radio Link
Tree Display
Talking Trees
Bird Radar
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Each theme also offers a wellbeing focus, which is designed to help young people to reach their full potential through improved confidence and higher levels of engagement.
The wellbeing focus set for the Woods theme is here: