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Mapping Workshop (Online)

Join AOC Archaeology online for an Uncovering the Tweed Mapping Workshop where we’ll explore the fascinating world of historic maps together!

Biological Recording and Moth ID

Join Borders Forest Trust staff and Malcolm Haddow from SWSEIC (South West Scotland Environmental Information Centre) to learn all about biological recording and how to submit records to iRecord. We will start by IDing moths, before heading out to look at various habitats in the in-bye land at Corehead including wetland, meadows and woodland and […]

Pollinator Survey Skills

Join Borders Forest Trust staff and Kate O’ Leary from Buglife to learn how to ID and survey pollinators using FIT counts and as well as IDing wildflowers in the Corehead meadow. It’s worth noting this is a rural location, there is a compost toilet on the site but the nearest cafes, shops and public […]

Bird ID Walk

Join Borders Forest Trust staff and ecologist Andrew McDonald for a guided walk at Corehead IDing upland and woodland birds by sight and sound. It’s worth noting this is a rural location, there is a compost toilet on the site but the nearest cafes, shops and public toilets are located in Moffat. Borders Forest Trust […]

Tales from the Riverbank

Riverwoods, Destination Tweed’s Tweed Stories and Innerleithen Community Trust invite you to a drop-in creative storytelling and story-gathering event exploring the River Tweed and its river woodlands. Come along to share your own stories, listen to others, and join in on fun creative activities in a relaxed and welcoming environment. Flowing through landscape, history and imagination, the River Tweed […]

Rave On for the Avon – Screening & Discussion

Join Connecting Threads for a screening of Rave On for the Avon, a tender documentary directed by Charlotte Sawyer about a community of wild swimmers in Bristol fighting to save their beloved bathing spot, affected by raw sewage pollution of the river Avon. Stay for a post-screening discussion with open water swim coach and botanist Ingrid Campbell of Tweed […]