Public Biodiversity Walks and Nature Awareness
Create opportunities for community members and nature enthusiasts to explore local biodiversity, learn from experts and exchange knowledge.
- Suitable for
- Citizens, families, students, nature enthusiasts and people from different professional backgrounds.
- Suggested duration
- Approximately 2–3 hours, depending on the location and activities.
- Typical setting
- Forests, biodiversity parks and natural areas, subject to permission.
Learning themes
- Local plants and wildlife
- Bird and plant observation
- Ecological relationships
- Responsible behaviour in natural areas
Suggested activities
- Guided biodiversity walks
- Forest and nature walks
- Bird and plant observation
- Expert interactions
- Nature games and quizzes
- Small nature get-togethers
- Nature photography and observation activities, where appropriate
- Informal educational discussions
- Community learning and awareness activities
What participants can expect
Participants should have opportunities to notice more, ask questions and meet others who share an interest in the living world.
Dates, venues and experts are confirmed with each group. Durations are indicative.