Frogs and pipits and deer, oh my!
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The variety of wildlife that has come into view this week has been outstanding. There hasn’t been a day when I haven’t seen something new, followed by throwing myself into …
A new species of bat for the Falls of Clyde!
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A couple of weeks ago you may remember me mentioning that we were taking part in the Southern Scotland Bat Survey. We recently received the preliminary results of the first …
So long and thank you to our interns!
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Taking on an intern can give the host organisation a much-needed boost during a busy time and, hopefully, is an enriching experience for the intern, which they will take with …
Spring scenes in focus for photography competition
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Local scenic spots at Strathclyde Loch, New Lanark and Mauldslie Woods were amongst the focal points chosen for six winning images in the Clyde and Avon Valley spring photo competition.
Volunteering programme exceeds targets and boosts employability
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A report published has highlighted the outstanding impact on people and communities in the Clyde and Avon Valley area through a one year Employability Programme delivered by Clydesdale Community Initiatives …
Wild summer ahead for local children
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FREE Growing Up Wild events, offering families the chance to get out and play in the Clyde Valley, are available this summer holiday.
Birdsong makes the best alarm clock
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It’s been another laborious week for the ranger team at the Falls of Clyde, but with hard work comes immense satisfaction! With the sun shining on our efforts, we’ve been …
Teamwork makes the dream work!
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It’s been a hot sunny week here at the Falls of Clyde, kicking off with a busy bank holiday Monday. We’ve been doing a variety of jobs this week, from …
Future of Chatelherault lies in its past
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A massive woodland management project is underway at Chatelherault Country Park. Almost 20 hectares of non-native plantation conifers will be removed and native woodland regenerated, as well as the restoration …