Learn ESG, Sustainability, Forestry & Agriculture From Someone Who Designs Real Restoration Projects

Most environmental science teaching stops at the textbook. Mine starts in the field. I hold a PG Diploma in Forestry Management from IIFM and a B.Sc. (Hons.) in Agriculture, and I currently design and manage large-scale ecological restoration projects - including plantation and land-restoration work mapped and monitored using GIS tools like QGIS and Google Earth Engine. That means when we cover soil science, plantation ecology, agricultural systems, or land-use mapping, you're not getting theory in isolation - you're getting the version that has to hold up against real site data, real budgets, and real client sign-off. If you're a university student in agriculture, forestry, or environmental science, this is especially useful for dissertation and thesis support, fieldwork methodology, or getting comfortable with GIS/remote-sensing tools that most courses mention but rarely teach hands-on. If you're at secondary/GCSE/A-level and tackling environmental or agricultural science topics, I'll ground the syllabus in examples that make it stick rather than just make it memorized. We'll build a plan around your actual goal - passing an exam, finishing a dissertation, or getting field-ready for a career in agriculture or conservation. First lesson's free, so bring a topic you're stuck on and let's see how it clicks. My classes: Forestry, Agriculture & Environmental Science - Field-Grounded, Not Just Textbook - Plantation ecology, soil science, and agricultural systems taught with real project examples - Intro to GIS & remote sensing (QGIS, Google Earth Engine) for students who need it for coursework or fieldwork - Dissertation and thesis support for agriculture, forestry, and environmental science degrees - Secondary/GCSE/A-level environmental and agricultural science, taught with practical, real-world context