Education At The World Owl Trust

Education is very important at the World Owl Trust and extends far beyond the Owl Centre. Through projects, our web-site and with help from overseas representatives we are committed to providing a world-class education service that provides for people of all abilities, backgrounds and ages, wherever you may be in the world.

Education Policy:

To read the Aims and Objectives of Education at the World Owl Trust please CLICK HERE

Children’s Membership:

In 2010 the World Owl Trust launched a brand new Children’s Membership called the Sparky Club. By joining children get access to the Sparky Nest Box web-pages filled with puzzles, facts, activities and more which make learning about owls fun! For more information CLICK HERE

Nest Box Plans:

CLICK HERE for advice on nest boxes as well as downloadable nest box plans.

Educational Resources:

For lots of printable Educational Resources CLICK HERE

Projects:

Carlisle Project

Read about the Carlisle ‘Owls in the Community’ project CLICK HERE
Link to Armathwaite School web-page about their involvement in the project CLICK HERE

Rusland Valley Project
Click HERE to read about the volunteer education day

Stirk House Project
Click HERE to read about the special education day

Nepal Project
Children attend an owl awareness day. Click HERE to read more

Little Owl PHD
Read about Emily Joachim’s Trust-backed PhD study into the decline of the Little Owl in Britain. CLICK HERE

Victoria High School
Find out about how students from Victoria High School in Ulverston, Cumbria, get involved in the Trust’s work:
Students create a wildlife haven
No School Uniform Fundraising day
Mexican Students Visit
A Shovel in Time

World Owl Trust Registered Charity Number: 1107529 Limited Company Number: 5296745

The World Owl Trust is a member of the British and Irish Association of Zoos and Aquariums (BIAZA) and the European Association of Zoos and Aquariums (EAZA). The Trust relies on a dedicated membership, visitors, donations and legacies.