Did you know that Whitelee Windfarm has its own Countryside Ranger Service? In this session, we will meet Kate, a Countryside Rangers who works at Whitelee Windfarm who will explain what Countryside Rangers do, the habitats and wildlife they look after, including peat bog habitats which are very important in the fight against climate change. Discover how you can be a responsible citizen when accessing Scotland’s beautiful countryside.
About Kate
Kate has been a countryside ranger for 10 years, and has worked at Whitelee Windfarm for the last 7 years.
She is also the Vice Chair of the Scottish Countryside Rangers’ Association – the professional body for Scotland’s Countryside Rangers.
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- all ages
- Biodiversity
- Climate Change
- Conservation
WWF: Conservation Projects
This gallery highlights some of the conservation work which WWF are leading across the world from protecting endangered species to restoring habitats and supporting communities. -
- 8 and over
- Citizenship
- Conservation
Bumblebee Conservation Trust: Andy Benson
In this interview with Andy Benson from the Bumblebee Conservation Trust (BCT) we explore why bumblebees are important pollinators in the UK and highlight citizen science projects like BeeWalk. -
- all ages
- Careers
- Conservation
Kirsty Crawford: The Conservation Volunteers
Kirsty Crawford from The Conservation Volunteers (TCV) talks about her unusual career journey from professional dancer to conservationist and what her current role involves.