The National Park Junior Ranger Project is an exciting, fun and adventurous outdoor learning programme for young people aged 11-18 years.
Activities take place on weekends and during school holidays throughout the year and at different locations across Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park.
As a Junior Ranger you could find yourself:
Taking part in Junior Ranger exchanges and camps
Surveying for wildlife
Planting trees
Helping the Rangers at our Visitor Centre
Participating in fun events
Visiting Tyndrum Pinewoods
By joining our Junior Ranger Programme you will:
Make new friends
Develop and learn new skills
Discover lots of amazing wildlife
Learn about the National Park Ranger Service and what being a Ranger involves
Build your confidence
Work towards gaining a John Muir Award
Have fun in the outdoors!
This scheme is part of the EUROPARC Junior Ranger Programme, which was launched in 2002 to help young people to connect with their peers across Europe.
