Wildlife Tourism Workshop
30 & 31 October
Palacerigg Country Park
Cumbernauld

Scotland’s natural heritage, on land and at sea, is one of its most important tourism assets, but visitors need high quality information and advice to help them enjoy it. This two-day course in Cumbernauld’s Palacerigg Country Park will open your eyes to what’s on your doorstep.

These events will help you guide visitors to wildlife and natural heritage resources in your area. You’ll gain a good knowledge of the variety of wildlife on land and in the seas nearby as well as an appreciation of what visitors may be looking for and some tips on how to make their experience more rewarding.

Key Objectives:

• Appreciate the immense potential of wildlife tourism as part of Scotland’s tourism product;
• Be aware of key wildlife tourism resources in their area;
• Know how to get further information on any aspect of the subject;
• Feel confident about giving accurate information that is tailored to the characteristics of the visitor;
• Understand the key conservation issues concerning wildlife watching;
• Feel enthusiastic about helping to develop this aspect of tourism in their area.

Cost is £40 + VAT for day 1 and £30 + VAT for day 2, including lunch, refreshments, transport, guide and an information pack. For more information or to book a place, contact Tourist Board Training on 01294 313006 or e-mail tbt@tbt.visitscotland.com

This project is part funded by the European Social Fund.