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
Give you opportunities to meet other members
How to get involved
You can help by:
Joining the Glasgow Group committee- we need ideas for new walks and talks
Taking part in practical conservation work on our reserves. Contact pgilbert@swt.org.uk for more information
Raising funds for the Trust at events
We meet regularly at Hyndland Secondary School. Programme of talks starting at 7.30pm from October-April. Walks programme throughout the year. Click on Events and Talks.
Catherine Gemmell, Scotland Conservation Officer for the Marine Conservation Society will give an overview of the work MCS is doing with a focus on ocean plastics and the different parts we can all play to help stop the plastic tide for good!
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