Afternoon events, Days out, Wildlife, free events

Join the rangers on this green route walk from Hogganfield Park to Drumpellier Country Park. This six mile walk includes woodland paths, glades, burns, lochs, meadows and reed beds. A minibus will return to the start. Booking is essential.

Help to create a raised bed rockery with plants that will attract bees, butterflies and other beneficial insects. All ages and abilities welcome.

Enter the wonderful world of minibeasts.

Discover the fungi growing in the nature area.

A mixture of storytelling, games and activities to get kids involved in nature. Children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. Booking is essential.

Check out the art collection then it's off to the sand to dig for seaside creatures. Suitable for all ages.

A moderate graded walk to explore the geology, natural history, archaeology and cultural history of Holyrood Park. This dog friendly walk, led by Historic Scotland Rangers Service, is a great opportunity to get out and about exploring with your pooch!

Learn the tricks of the trade and develop new techniques to become a wildlife photographer.

Learn how to use keys to identify what lies beneath pond surfaces.

Discover the wonders of the watery world with one of the Rangers. All equipment provided. Booking is essential.

Learn about all the different types of creatures that lurk beneath the surface.

This easy walk, led by the Historic Scotland Rangers Service, around the Ring of Brodgar explores the archaeology, wildlife and natural environment in and around Brodgar. Take a look at our oldest stone circle and the fascinating links with the nearby Neolithic village of Barnhouse.

Have fun while learning all about the wildlife in Scotland.

See what kind of creatures make their homes in the rockpools on Seamill Beach and compare with findings at the Largs site on Tue 13 Aug. Meet behind the Seamill Hydro.

Learn all about the importance of birds of prey in Scotland, historically and in the present day.

A fun activity day at Tollcross Children's Farm with animal magic, face painting and more.

See the diversity of herbs, plants and birds while listening to stories on this walk through the fairy glade and woodland walk. Followed by herbal tea made from the garden's fresh herbs.

Help the rangers get the beach spic and span in time for the summer.

Children are welcome on this safari walk. Cameras are provided but you're welcome to bring your own. Booking is essential.

Capture the beauty of summer on this ranger-led nature trail.

The Countryside Rangers led this walk at the Hurlet, with opportunity to learn more about birds, bird feeders and the things we can do to help our bird friends.

Examine the evidence left behind by the inhabitants to find out who calls Biggar Burn their home.