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Lochalsh Wildlife Watch Group

*Lochalsh Wildlife Watch group is on hold at the moment due to Covid. Please check back for updates*

The Lochalsh Wildlife Watch group is run by National Trust for Scotland rangers based at Kintail and Balmacara, and is aimed at children between 7 and 12 year old. Younger children are welcome if they are accompanied by an adult. The club is affiliated to the Scottish Wildlife Trust and we take part in national wildlife projects and surveys.

What we do

How to get involved

For more information on any of the activities please contact Gavin Skipper gskipper@nts.org.uk or Balmacara Estate Office on 01599 566325

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Contacts

For more information on any of the activities please contact Gavin Skipper gskipper@nts.org.uk 01599 566325

To book contact Balmacara Estate Office – 01599 566325

Telephone
01599 566325
Email
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GROUP MEETINGS

Where and when?

Where we meet

We meet in various locations about 10 times a year, with most sessions held once a week in May and June and more in the Autumn (days and times are variable).

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GROUP NEWS

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Autumn Antics

10am – 12pm and 2pm – 4pm

Come along for a morning or an afternoon of fun activities and games at Lochalsh Woodland Park next to Balmacara Square. Join the National Trust for Scotland rangers and members of the Lochalsh Wildlife Watch Club as we discover a rainbow of autumn colours. Find out how wildlife is preparing for the winter months ahead, experience some of the hazards faced by migrating birds and make a home for mini-beasts.
Enjoy hot chocolate and marshmallows around an open fire.

£2 per child

Natural Christmas Decorations

2pm – 4pm

Drop in anytime between 2pm and 4pm to the Steadings Gallery in Balmacara Square and make your very own natural Christmas decorations. Join the National Trust for Scotland rangers as we create some festive delights from our woodland harvest. Have a go at making a Yule log, a Christmas wreath, some willow sculptures or various tree hangings. Enjoy some hot chocolate and toast marshmallows around an open fire.

£2 per child

 

Lochalsh Wildlife Watch Group

Sessions are £2 per child

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