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Exciting events are taking place all around Scotland as part of our Big Wild Weekend on 16 and 17 June.
Joining in is a great way to get involved with 30 Days Wild, and feel more connected to nature.
If there are no events near you check out our Events Guide to see what else is taking place this summer.
Guided walk led by David Welch to see some of the botanical highlights around this picturesque village. Booking essential, email bookings@swtaberdeen.org.uk
See impressive colonies of guillemots, puffins and razorbills, wildflowers, seals, and more. The rugged cliff path may not be suitable for very young children. For more information email northeastranger@scottishwildlifetrust.org.uk
Unleash your wildness with a range of activities including pond dipping at Jupiter Urban Wildlife Centre in Grangemouth. Suitable for all ages. Booking essential.
Come along to Loch of the Lowes Visitor Centre to try your hand at creating a beaver dam or do some mini loch-dipping to find out what lives beneath the water! Normal admission charges apply. Find out more.
Follow the clue trail to our secret badger sett! It’s a 45-minute walk to the sett with the chance to view badgers, bats and other nocturnal creatures. Booking essential, tickets £5-£10
Dig around in the mud of Montrose Basin looking for all sorts of bugs and beasties. Booking is essential for each child aged 3-13 attending the event. Normal admission charges apply. Book now.
Pondamonium!, 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm
Take part in some exciting pond dipping at Montrose Basin and discover what lives in the visitor centre’s freshwater pond. Booking is essential for each child aged 3-13 attending the event. Normal admission charges apply. Book now.
Children aged 7-12 can join Cumbernauld Wildlife Watch for fun activities at the Eriskay Long House in Palacerigg Country Park. For more information email cumbernauldwildlifewatch@scottishwildlifetrust.org.uk
Come along to Loch of the Lowes Visitor Centre to try your hand at creating a beaver dam or do some mini loch-dipping to find out what lives beneath the water! Normal admission charges apply. Find out more.
Junior rangers aged 10-14 can take part in a special survival skills event at Falls of Clyde Wildlife Reserve – build a shelter, learn the art of fire lighting and toast marshmallows! Booking essential.
