Manx BirdLife is holding an open event at its Point of Ayre Nature Reserve to show the group's educational potential.
The charity is inviting primary years' teachers, home educators and community group leaders to see the opportunities the site offers to inspire children.
There will be an informal 'walk and talk' through newly landscaped pathways, the bird hide and continue to a viewing platform.
It's taking place on August 23 at 10am - you can book a free space by emailing anna@manxbirdlife.im
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