Jupiter Urban Wildlife Centre
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Jupiter Urban Wildlife Centre is just about to celebrate a very important anniversary! Join us on Saturday 26 May for an afternoon of fun drop in workshops - from willow weaving to environmental art - to mark the Centre's 20th Anniversary. Click here to download full details of the event.
About Jupiter Urban Wildlife Centre
Jupiter is one of Scotland’s finest examples of the reclamation of disused industrial land for wildlife and people. This urban nature oasis is right in the middle of industrial Grangemouth and is a haven for birds, butterflies and wildflowers. The Centre offers:
- A fantastic place to explore and relax - come and picnic, walk or even use our BBQ
- Self-led activities including pond dipping, mini beast safaris and tree orienteering
- Wildlife gardens showing how you can attract more wildlife to your own garden
- Regular wildlife events - guided walks, children's activities and much more
- Formal and informal education for schools and other community groups all-year-round
- Wildflowers to buy from our partners, BTCV Scotland’s Jupiter Wildflower Nursery
Visitor information
The Visitor Centre and reserve are currently open five days a week. Please phone ahead to check that the Centre and reserve are open before making your journey. Entry is free of charge.
Jupiter Urban Wildlife Centre is located in Grangemouth, just off the M9 within easy reach of Edinburgh, Glasgow and Stirling. Visit our reserve page for detailed directions.
School visits
At Jupiter Urban Wildlife Centre, we offer formal curriculum-linked education programmes all year round. Jupiter is a fantastic, safe environment for children to learn more about wildlife and the environment, with interesting and hands-on activities provided by our ranger team. We are also happy to run education sessions or guided walks for other community groups.
To book a session, or for more information, please call the Jupiter Rangers on 01324 486 475, or email jupiterranger@swt.org.uk
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