Flora locale workshop on Conservation management of upland-fringe meadows.
This event will look at some of the opportunities and issues around making the most sustainable use of land from a variety of perspectives.
This event will bring together those most closely involved with marine wildlife and related industries to discuss how information can be collected and exchanged, now and into the future, in order to better understand and protect our precious wildlife.
This very popular annual event brings together rangers and other environmental educators to share ideas and inspiration for practical activities that promote outdoor learning and first hand experience of the natural world.
Discover how outdoor learning contributes to the four capacities of the Curriculum for Excellence through the delivery of programmes such as Health Promoting Schools, Eco-Schools, Sustainable Development Education and Enterprise.
This event is an opportunity for those who work in the marine environment to learn about and consider possible responses to the threat of non-native species.
Join key thinkers in nature conservation, human ecology and environmental education to explore how our relationship with nature may be at the core of our capacity to address climate change.
Join with other Initial Teacher Education professionals for an inspirational day sharing good examples of outdoor learning.
This workshop will examine the different options for using grazing to manage wetland habitats.
Each of these hands-on one day workshops (the second is on 29th September at Stonehaven) will explore the stories of Scotland’s rocks and their links with landscape, history, resources and climate change.