Daydream Believers – Forestopia Showcase
Checkout this Daydream Believers video, which shows how Forestopia is a creative real world learning resource, combining STEM with nature, and young people’s imaginations. Explore Forestopia here.
Make-it Activities
These Wildfowl & Wetlands Trust (WWT) activities involve making things to support and connect with the wildlife in school grounds, gardens and local nature spaces.
Steps to a career in wildlife management
Checkout this blogpost by Scotland’s Nature Ponies, coastlines and rugged mountains – a pathway into deer management on Rum (12 April 2023). Here, Beth Lamont describes her unconventional route into the sector and her experiences as a NatureScot Wildlife Management Practical Placement on Rum National Nature Reserve (NNR).
Wild LIVE: Can every job be a green job? Live event 25 August!
The Wildlife Trusts (@WildlifeTrusts) invite you to sign up for their FREE event now! Can every job be a green job? Find out on 25 August at our special youth-led Wild LIVE, chaired by @celspellman.
Top 5 wildlife to spot in August
Get outdoors this month and discover the nature around you. A member of the Field Studies Council Youth Council has written this brilliant guest blog on the best wildlife to see. From bats to fungi and more in between - how many can you tick off?
2022 Pocket Garden online showcase winners
Check out images of this years’ winners from the 2022 Pocket Garden online showcase, shared by Keep Scotland Beautiful. These amazing gardens encompass the 2022 Year of Stories, One Planet Picnic and Wildlife Gardening. This includes Small Isles Primary School, with their wildlife pocket garden ‘Fantastic BEES and Where to Find Them (Newt Scamander’s [...]
Creating a wildlife garden, at home (or in your school grounds)
Have you ever wondered where to start when creating your own garden for wildlife? This Field Studies Council guest blog may give you a little inspiration.
Need cheering up? Watch this Red squirrel and other TikTok clips!
Check out NatureScot’s short videos of wildlife, and sea life around the Isle of May.
