Scottish course gives people the skills to help nature where they live
Over the two years, four cohorts of participants were supported through a new programme, equipping them with the knowledge, skills and confidence to organise positive action for nature and improve their neighbourhoods.
The Pioneers Programme was part of the Nextdoor Nature project in Scotland and was delivered by the Scottish Wildlife Trust. It provided communities with advice and support to help nature on their doorstep.
This programme has now been made into a free online course covering a wide range of topics, from how to engage others in the community to how to identify practical actions for nature.
This course is for anyone passionate about helping their local wildlife, and will help to build the skills knowledge, skills and confidence to organise positive action for nature in a community.
Watch the video below to find out about some of the people who have benefitted from the programme and how they're helping nature where they live.
Have you been part of a community nature project?
We'd love to hear from you! Your experiences will be shared right here on the Community Hub and will inspire others to take action in their own neighbourhoods.