A drop in event to find out how we can all do our bit for nature - creating wildlife friendly gardens and growing our own fruit, veg, herbs and wildflowers to help biodiversity and pollinators. Free seedlings and how to build a bug hotel.
One of three Beach Cleans taking place during Fringe by the Sea. Today's is part of a wider Bioblitz. We will meet at the Seabird Centre at 2pm Please come and join us on any or all of the dates
What might our shared futures look like in a thriving, sustainable East Lothian, and what are we going to do next to make this happen? Come along to hear some of the ideas people have had already for a resilient, sustainable East Lothian and what the next steps will be. https://www.fringebythesea.com/what-might-our-shared-futures-look-like-in-a-thriving-sustainable-east-lothian-and-what-are-we-going-to-do-next-to-make-this-happen/
Our regular monthly climate cafes take place on the last Saturday of every month at 10am. Come along for a cuppa, find out what Sustaining NB and other groups have been up to. This month we will have someone from Climate Ready South East Scotland join us.
St Andrew Blackadder Church, High Street, North Berwick
Lydia Miller, Biodiversity Office at East Lothian Council talking about Local Biodiversity Action Plans and Nature Networks.
Harry Huyton, CEO of the Scottish Seabird Centre
Chat over a cuppa about latest news and what's happening in North Berwick
Gardening Question Time is an opportunity to meet and question a panel of local gardening professions to talk about how to nurture wildlife in your garden and the benefits for […]
Come along and find out about creating a wildlife friendly garden, the benefits and beauty of wildflowers and why they are crucial for pollinators. You can also build your own […]
