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4. How can the North Ayrshire Nature Network (NANN) provide local opportunities for education and green skills development? 

For example:

  • could the NANN provide an outdoor learning experience for school children, young people and our wider communities?
  • how could the NANN be used to develop green skills like wildlife tourism, land management, ecologists, countryside rangers?

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  • arran outdoor centre

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    • keep arran outdoor centre open

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      • share info, regular meetings

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        • activities with rangers and COAST during Summer (open studio weekend).

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          • encouraging children through the schools

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            • help put wild seeds in open lands, repair ground, partnership between council and communities

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              • Kilmory Coffee mornings- have more. village halls are hubs of community. pubs are also used in more rural areas. glen isle Lagg at Kilmory

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                • days out as a class, group or club (involve elderly)

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                  • council -bringing to front of minds, bring present and visible, like todays event

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