An environmental charity used Scottish Crown Estate funding to design and run a program connecting young people with coastal wildlife. Findhorn-based Wild Things invested £10,247 from the Coastal Communities Fund grant scheme in ‘Blue Horizons’, a transformational programme designed for young people who benefit from time away from pressures at school or home while learning outdoors. Youngsters enjoying the salty air during the Blue Horizons project. “Coastal learning for secondary pupils is not something we haven’t done before. He finished: “Blue Horizons got teenagers outdoors to learn about their local coastal environment and history.