Landscape scale approaches to nature positive land management are becoming more effective in addressing the nature and climate crisis across Scotland and in Angus. Join the River South Esk Catchment Partnership, RSPB, CIEEM as we explore Glen Clova hearing about Read more…
Come along to find out all about these wonderful ecosystem engineers with ecologist and beaver expert Jean Oudney.
Join us at Dundee University Botanic Gardens to discover the creatures that take over the gardens at night. There will be a short chat and talk. Then we will be setting up moth traps and taking a walk to meet Read more…
Scotland: The Big Picture's first documentary film, sees Flo Blackbourn's journey across Europe, discovering a variety of rewilding projects. This leads her to ask "Why Not Scotland?"
Join us on the Summer Solstice to look for birds, bats and beavers. Meet us by the village noticeboard at 8.30pm for a twilight walk as we go in search of birds, bats, beavers and any other wildlife around the Read more…
Why not join our bat walk to identify species along the riverside? Everyone welcome.
A combined outing exploring both botany and butterflies. Please check the PSNS (Perthshire Society of Natural Science) web site as the date may change.
Wrap up warm & enjoy coffee and a croissant in a town garden! email info@biodiversityblair.scot for location The dawn chorus is the symphony of song performed by birds looking for love, and to defend their patch. Some species sing throughout Read more…
Join us at Dundee University Botanic Gardens at 9.00am to discover which moths have been caught overnight in the moth trap. We will explore the amazing variety of moths and learn how to identify them with local experts. All moths Read more…
Following decades of being a police inspector in Tayside, renowned author, Alan Stewart, will be giving a presentation on one of his well-known wildlife crime fiction books with reference to the local area. He will give a different talk in Read more…
You are invited to join a short walk to identify plants, bugs, birds and animals in different areas of the town. No previous knowledge expected - just come and see what we find!
Join our Forest Manager and native woodland expert Willie McGhee and our Project Officer Heather Hamilton on a guided walk of Dun Coillich. During the walk you will be introduced to the emerging Native Woodland on the hill, both planted Read more…
