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SUMMARY:Dun Coillich Community Land: Mindful Walk
DESCRIPTION:Join us for a gentle guided mindful walk across Dun Coillich\, led by our Project Officer and walk leader Vicky Bickerstaff. \nWalking is a movement we do every day but we’re often unaware of it. Being outside and deliberately walking in nature allows time away and from our indoor/ media world. \nExposure to nature and green spaces has been proven to be a successful antidote to our often stressful lives. By combining mindfulness into our movements helps to promote a more immersive opportunity that can both improve physical and emotional wellbeing. \nThis event is part of the Dun Coillich Summer Event programme. For more information contact email: projectofficer@hpclt.org; call Heather on 07849268411; or visit www.hpclt.org. \nThis is a free event for HPCLT Members\, £5 suggested donation for others. To join the trust visit www.hpclt.org/support-us
URL:https://www.taysidebiodiversity.co.uk/event/dun-coillich-community-land-mindful-walk/
LOCATION:Dun Coillich Community Land\, Glengoulandie\, Dunkeld\, PERTHSHIRE\, PH16 5NL\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Tayside Biodiversity Festival
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ORGANIZER;CN="Highland Perthshire Communities Land Trust":MAILTO:projectofficer@hpclt.org
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SUMMARY:Live Video Pen and Ink Drawing Workshop to support Butterfly Conservation
DESCRIPTION:Fancy learning how to carve and use your own bamboo pen from the comfort of your own home\, create your own beautiful illustrations with ease\, and raise money for charity all in one fell swoop? \nThe focus of this exciting live online drawing class\, held on 1st June 2024 at 10am\, will be an inky Peacock butterfly sat on top of a Buddleja bloom. You’ll receive a craft kit in the post with all the materials one week prior to the workshop\, so when the live class begins you’ll have everything you need. The full lesson will include a step-by-step of how to hand-carve your own bamboo pen\, drawing exercises including mark-making\, colour mixing and illustrative techniques\, and then a guided final piece on a ready-prepared greeting card of the peacock and buddleja as shown in the image. \nIn your kit you will receive two blank watercolour greeting cards and eco envelopes\, so you can try your hand at creating the same design twice\, or making your own second design! Don’t worry if you can’t make it on the day\, the session will be recorded for you to enjoy in your own time afterwards. The craft kit will include a ready-made bamboo pen\, powdered inks\, a £5 voucher for katemoby.com\, two luxury blank greeting cards with envelopes\, and all practice papers and reference materials. Suitable for ages 7+. \n£10 of the ticket price goes straight to Butterfly Conservation\, so you can learn a new skill whilst raising crucial funds to help butterflies and moths in decline in the UK.
URL:https://www.taysidebiodiversity.co.uk/event/live-video-pen-and-ink-drawing-workshop-to-support-butterfly-conservation/
LOCATION:online\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Tayside Biodiversity Festival
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ORGANIZER;CN="Kate Moby Design Studio":MAILTO:hello@katemoby.com
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SUMMARY:Discovery Day: Exploring Deserts
DESCRIPTION:The Royal Scottish Geographical Society is offering a specially curated tour around the Fair Maid’s House in Perth about the very best of desert exploration. Expect to hear stories of adventure drawn from RSGS archives related to some of the greats of desert exploration. \nDuring every tour you’ll hear from four speakers: \nFrom Desert Dunes to Perth: RSGS Chief Executive Mike Robinson sets the scene and introduces the event and offers a brief history of RSGS’s connection to desert exploration. \nExploring the Heart of Arabia: Former Director of Outward Bound Oman\, Mark Evans will reflect on his 49 day crossing of the Rub Al Khali\, the largest sand desert on earth. \nDelineating Deserts: RSGS Collections Team shares stunning examples of 19th-20th Century maps revealing the then knowledge of the world’s deserts; full of riveting details\, and the result of ground survey by intrepid explorers. \nA Look into the Archive: RSGS Writer in Residence\, Jo Woolf looks at desert explorers who visited RSGS as guest speakers and medal recipients. The travels of people such as Bertram Thomas and Mildred Cable will be examined in detail through original items in RSGS’s archives. \nTickets are available for tours at:\n11am – 1pm\n12pm – 2pm\n1:30pm – 3:30pm\n2:30pm – 4:30pm
URL:https://www.taysidebiodiversity.co.uk/event/discovery-day-exploring-deserts/
LOCATION:Fair Maid’s House\, 15-19 North Port\, Perth\, Perthshire\, PH1 5LU\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Tayside Biodiversity Festival
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ORGANIZER;CN="Royal Scottish Geographical Society":MAILTO:enquiries@rsgs.org
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