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Case Study - Callander's Landscape
Published: 5 Apr 2021
Supporting families remotely to enjoy and give back to their local wild spaces within Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park
Case Study - Local Families Local Action
Published: 1 Apr 2021
Primary School raises attainment through supporting literacy, numeracy and health & wellbeing with the John Muir Family Award.
John Muir Award Resource Guide - John Muir
Published: 15 Mar 2021
Award Provider Surveys
Published: 27 Jan 2021
What do organisations think about delivering the John Muir Award and its impact?
Five Ways to Wellbeing
Published: 22 Jan 2021
This document outlines the 'Five Ways to Wellbeing', developed by The Centre for Wellbeing at the New Economics Foundation
Coasts and Waters
Published: 22 Jan 2021
During 2020-21 we are celebrating Scotland’s Coasts and Waters to help inspire people to value and care for them
Record Book
Published: 19 Jan 2021
Looking for ideas to learn more about Muir and his legacy? Try the starting points below:
John Muir Award E-bulletin Archive
Published: 19 Jan 2021
John Muir Award e-bulletins contain the latest John Muir Award information along with activities, events and news from around the UK
Award Provider Films
Published: 18 Jan 2021
Films from a wide range of organisations that deliver the John Muir Award across the UK
John Muir Award Newsletters Archive
Published: 18 Jan 2021
The John Muir Award Newsletter keeps you informed of current news, stories and events
Keeping It Wild in London
Published: 15 Jan 2021
The John Muir Trust has joined forces with London Wildlife Trust, Headliners and London Youth to get young Londoners involved with nature conservation and improve the diversity of people involved in the natural heritage sector
ReRoute Recommendations – How do they apply to where you work?
Published: 15 Jan 2021
ReRoute is Scotland’s Youth Biodiversity Panel, a group of volunteers aged 13-24 dedicated to exploring ways of increasing young people’s engagement with Scotland’s nature