Before 3am, Wildlife

Dig around in the dirt on a search for the slimiest slugs and beastliest bugs. Meet at Visitor Centre.

A chance for children ages 7–11 to engage with nature with a host of fun activities.

A coastal walk covering the areas of Duirinish, Drumbuie and Port an Eorna (Barleyport), with spectacular sea views. Meet at Duirinish Station. Booking is essential.

A brisk walk around Possil Marsh to learn facts about Scotland's wildlife. Plus the chance to test your tracking skills. Dress up warm, though! Booking is essential.

Learn how to build a waterproof outdoor shelter. Ages 5–14. Booking is essential.

They may have died out 66 million years ago but see if you can find tracks and traces of our dinosaur forebears in the woodland.

Live stock judging and horse and pony competitions are paired with tractor rides, wood sculpture carving and other entertainments for the whole family at this fair and trade show.

Walk and talk with 'dragonfly geek' Ruary Mackenzie Dodds from BBC Springwatch.

Hover around the pond and see what you can find.

Binoculars are available to help spot nature's own helicopters.

Join the rangers as they explore the wildlife of Loch Ullachie, featuring dragonflies, damselflies and more. Wellies essential, binoculars useful. Meet at the car park. Booking is essential.

Build yourself a fantastic family den – materials and guidance provided.

After a short Ranger presentation, spend an evening in the badger hide. Sturdy footwear, binoculars and a torch are essential. Meet at the Sutherland Building. Booking is essential.

Treasure trails, pond dipping and a beach art competition. Fun for the whole family.

Informative fungi-foraging walk. Booking is essential.

Bag a Corbett with this seven-mile guided walk up the Fara.

A one-day workshop in how to identify ferns, especially the species growing in and around Edinburgh. Taught by Heather McHaffie. Booking is essential.

Make bird feeders for your garden to help our feathered friends. Meet at the Sutherland Building. Booking is essential.

Join a minibus tour around the forest in search of the osprey chicks, as they make their first attempts at flying and fishing. Places are limited. Booking is essential.

A walk in search of Islay's butterflies and moorland flowers, with a chance to glimpse a golden eagle. Meet at Upper Killyean car park and wear suitable outdoor clothing and footwear.

Join the ranger for a tour of common edible plants and fruits found in the typical Scottish countryside.

Woodlands fun and games for youngsters to learn to build a den, figure out how to use outdoor tools, test your outdoor survival skills and have a lot of fun.

Bring your own bike for a cycle around the country park.