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Mapestry Tour @ Stirling University

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Our community driven artwork – the Mapestry – depicting the local heritage of the Forth Valley is on tour!  Come see the map tapestry panels for free and see what you can spot across all 12 panels depicting the seasons.

The Mapestry exhibit will be displayed at two different locations in Stirling University as follows:

Pathfoot Building – Monday 6th March – Friday 17th March & Monday 27th March – Wednesday 29th March

Stirling University Atrium (as part of Green Week) – Monday 20th March – Friday 24th March

Please check opening times before visiting

Come Forth for Wildlife Volunteer Session

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Come join us for a spot of practical conservation volunteering at the fantastic Raploch SUDS. We will be doing a bit of a spring clean on the ponds and creating a hibernaculum for amphibians on site!

Numbers are limited so booking is essential – please contact rosie.walker@froglife.org / 07931685534 to book.

Please bring clothing suitable for the weather and stout footwear, preferably wellies.  Under 18’s must be accompanied by an adult.

Pond Doctor Event – Come Forth for Wildlife

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Join us at Cashel Forest and Native Forest Centre for a Pond Doctor event where we can answer all your questions on pond creation, management and restoration!  Our expert staff will have information on hand so you can create your own perfect pond for wildlife or learn more about Scotland’s amphibians and reptiles.

 

Please look out for signs for Cashel when using the post code to navigate to the area as the post code alone won’t lead you to the exact event location.

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