RSPB’s Youth Network 4 Nature – online meetings and micro volunteer opportunities
RSPB has launched a Youth Network 4 Nature. The YN4N is an opportunity for young people (12-18 yrs) all over Scotland to learn about nature and be heard through one of the UK’s largest nature charities. The Network will meet online each month and enable young people to: Learn about [...]
The Nature of Scotland Awards 2024 are open for entries!
The Nature of Scotland Awards 2024 are open for entries until 28 May. Find out more here.
Birdwatch is back
School Outdoor Learning remind us that it's that time of year again and the RSPB Birdwatch campaign is back. Sign up today! It's a great motivator to get pupils and teachers outside during the cold winter months and to appreciate the nature around us. It's free to get involved and [...]
Our Beautiful wild – voices of young people
RSPB Scotland have shared the online premiere of Our Beautiful Wild, a new Save Our Wild Isles film made by young people for young people (from Scotland and across the UK). Watch the trailer here. The inspiring and powerful 20-minute film showcases the actions young nature-savers are taking and their [...]
Nature of Scotland Awards 2022 – winners and shortlist shared
RSPB have announced the winners and shortlist. Details of the award winners and highly commended entries can be found here.
RSPB Wild Challenge Award
RSPB Wild Challenge Award is available at three levels (Bronze, Silver and Gold) to help young people learn and act for nature. Check out this great video from Duddingston primary school. This shows how they took part, and created wildlife habitats in their school grounds.
Exploring Urban Nature – resources for schools
Check out these Natural History Museum learning resources. These are designed to support the teaching of curriculum-linked topics around the theme of urban nature. The activities are designed to inspire young people to better understand urban biodiversity and the issues affecting their local environment. They have been created as part of [...]
RSPB Big Garden Birdwatch 2022 results are in!
TCV Scotland’s April e bulletin includes the results of the RSPB Big Garden Birdwatch. Throughout the UK, 697,735 people counted a whopping 11,556,046 birds - providing a snapshot of how our garden birds are faring. Who are the winners and losers in the top ten? Find out here. How many [...]
