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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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  • locality based networks - share best practice

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    • through schools-do more nature focussed trips, particularly after P7

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      • need to run children schemes and older people and everybody else. town people don't understand.

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        • Eco Savvy, local primary schools, engage with wee kids, encouraging wild gardening (under control)

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          • no help required for young people, we have parents, only 'incomers' need help

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            • rangers

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              • school kids. tourism-signs for the walks, Brodick-Lamlash-Brodick should be sign posts

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                • school engagement-children and parents.community groups

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                  • schools-younger the better

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