Glasgow
Glasgow is a city containing a wide variety of wildlife habitats: parks,rivers,marsh and several local nature reserves. Possil Marsh, a Trust reserve, lies to the north of the city, beside the Forth-Clyde Canal.
What we do
We aim to:
- Inform you on wildlife topics through our walks and talks programme
- Give you the opportunity to develop knowledge and skills through our various events
How to get involved
Volunteers can help out by:
- Joining the Organising committee
- Taking part in practical conservation work on our reserves
- Raising funds for the Trust at events
- Manning stalls at reserve open days etc.
Where we meet
We meet regularly at Hyndland Secondary School.
Directions
From Hyndland Station.
44 bus stop on Clarence Drive.
24th May 2011 - Kingfisher on the Kelvin at Flint Mill lade
Centre information
Contacts
Ruth Llewelyn (Chair)
Moira Wadsworth (Secretary)
Janet Palmar (Treasurer)
Debbie Jackson (Membership Secretary)
Telephone
0141 576 2151
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