AOC will be taking a stall at Moffat Eagle Festival’s Enviro-Day. Do come along to find out more about Uncovering the Tweed, chat to the team about proposed project design and activities, and share your own ideas.

Join Graeme Cavers and Katie O’Connell from AOC Archaeology Group as they present their proposed project design for Uncovering the Tweed, and contribute your own ideas for inclusion within project activities. Attendance via Zoom is also possible – please see TCC’s website for details. Dates of meetings | Tweedsmuir Community Council here

Join Buglife Conservation Officer, Kate, for a seed pebble workshop at the Back to Nature Festival in Peebles.  Kids can get involved in creating native wildflower seed pebbles to take home and make their gardens a little more pollinator friendly! All ages welcome. For more information and to book your tickets, please contact Eastgate Theatre […]

Join Pollinators Along the Tweed Conservation Officer, Kate O’Leary, at the Merlindale Nature Festival in Drumelzier. Buglife will be there alongside a whole host of other charities who will be running stalls and activities on the day – it’s sure to be fun for all the family. Come along and say hi! Booking: Turn up […]

As part of this year’s Springboard: Local assembly for creative climate action, we’re delighted to be putting on a community bike ride from Walkerburn to Cardrona and back, with a stop on the river bank at Cardrona. The theme for this year’s Springboard event is ‘Active travel’ and our bike ride is also part of […]

The Borders Forest Trust and Connecting Threads are delighted to present an intimate acoustic performance by folk singer, songwriter and storyteller Iona Lane. The performance will take place under cover at Corehead, a site being developed by Borders Forest Trust to restore native woodland and wetland in this corner of the Southern Uplands. Driven by […]