Willow cut and coppice workshop
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Get stuck in as we learn about willow and how we manage it on our wildlife reserves. Find out how useful this natural material really is. This hands-on practical session …
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Get stuck in as we learn about willow and how we manage it on our wildlife reserves. Find out how useful this natural material really is. This hands-on practical session …
Celebrate Burns Night with a woodland walk around beautiful Ayr Gorge Woodlands. Discover its connection to Robert Burns and find out how the Scottish Wildlife Trust are managing the site …
Family friendly Christmas crafts workshop. Make your own natural festive decorations, just in time for Christmas. This event will take place at: Castlepark Community Church, Castlepark Circle, Irvine, KA12 9PR. …
Join us in November for this willow workshop using willow from our local wildlife reserves. Come along and make some easy willow projects to make and take home. We will …
Find out all about our marvellous moth species as we capture and identify our nocturnal flying moths. We will be joined by local moth enthusiasts to see and examine these …
Become a beastie hunter in our wildflower meadows. Explore the small things and help with the Butterfly Conservation’s ‘Big Butterfly Hunt’. All equipment supplied; this is a great way to …
Say hello to the Scottish Wildlife Trust at our stall as we support this free, family event, in conjunction with ScottishPower Renewables and the Glasgow Science Centre. There is sure …
Celebrate National Tree Week by helping to plant a holly hedge! We are establishing a wildlife friendly hedge using evergreen holly which will provide a safe haven for many wildlife …
Join us on a night-time prowl to discover bats, moths and other nocturnal creatures. An after-dark adventure for all the family. All ages welcome; all children must be accompanied by …
Learn how to capture some fantastic photographs of native wildflowers and the insects that pollinate them. Places on the walk are limited to a small group of 15 and therefore …