Many of us in Scotland live only a short drive, cycle or walk from the coast or other large bodies of water.\u00a0 Kilmarnock is about a 30 minute drive from the Ayrshire coast.<\/p>\n
Our seas and waters are an important part of Scotland’s biodiversity and have played a huge role in shaping our history and our future. Historic Environment Scotland – Scotland’s Coastal Places <\/a>online \u00a0exhibition helps put this is context.<\/p>\n Marine Conservation Society <\/a><\/strong>is the UK\u2019s leading marine charity. We work to ensure our seas are healthy, pollution free and protected.<\/em><\/p>\n Suggestions for surveys, beach clean ups and many practical and fun activities. The\u00a0Cool Seas Learning Resources <\/a>are online and many are interactive and suitable for classroom use.\u00a0 School road shows postponed currently but webinars available.<\/p>\n World Ocean Day\u00a0for Schools<\/a> <\/strong>has free to access, year-round library of digital and in-person resources bringing awareness to the human and ocean connection. We also have a whale of a time hosting an annual celebration of World Ocean Day every June.<\/em><\/p>\n Year of Coasts and Waters 2020\/2021<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n Visit Scotland initiative to celebrate Scotland’s physical and cultural coastal and seascapes. find out about local events.\u00a0 Learn about the world of work in\u00a0A Day in the Life<\/a><\/p>\n Return to\u00a0Websites for Support <\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Many of us in Scotland live only a short drive, cycle or walk from the coast or other large bodies of water.\u00a0 Kilmarnock is about a 30 minute drive from the Ayrshire coast. Our seas and waters are an important part of Scotland’s biodiversity and have played a huge role in shaping our history and … Continue reading Websites for Support – Seas and Coastal<\/span>