These budding naturalists will use their powerful voices to help us engage with children and teenagers, sharing their passion for the natural world.
Through the course of the year our Young Ambassadors organise activities or feature at nature-orientated events up and down the country. It might be a wildlife walk or a talk on nature and the Trust.
These events are generally a great way for young naturalists to meet like-minded people and learn more about the many ways they can make nature a central part of their life or career. If you need any further details about the events featured below please contact us and we'll do our best to tell you more.
Unfortunately due to the Coronavirus outbreak many of our events are cancelled. As soon as things are back to normal we will be publishing events once more.
Do you think you have what it takes to be a Young Ambassador? Please have a look at the Ambassadors' blog and follow them on social media to see the work they do on behalf of the Trust. If you feel you could help the Trust by joining the programme then keep watching the website for details on when applications open.
Our Ambassadors represent the Trust for a minimum of 12 months running from August to July the following year.
Mya delivers talk at virtual conference / 5.02.21
Congratulations to Young Ambassador, Mya Bambrick, who delivered a talk on the second evening of …
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Youth Against Carbon Conference / 21.10.20
Young Ambassador Mya Bambrick was invited to be be a panellist on the Youth Against Carbon …
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The Future of Conservation / 21.10.20
Our Young Ambassador Kabir Kaul is also on the RSPB Youth Council. Kabir was invited to talk about …
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The Trust at Winchester Heritage Open Days / 15.09.20
The Cameron Bespolka Trust will be taking part in the Winchester Heritage Open Days running from …
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Our Young Ambassadors under the lockdown / 8.06.20
Some of the Cameron Bespolka Young Ambassadors share their favourite nature moments experienced …
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