Learn more about supporting wildlife in winter, and an exciting new programme coming to Dundee.

Join the Scottish Wildlife Trust's Nature: Connections and Recovery (https://scottishwildlifetrust.org.uk/our-work/our-projects/nature-connections-and-recovery/) team for a nature walk at The Miley. We'll chat about ways you can support local wildlife over winter, and about our Nature Pioneers Programme, which is open for applications (https://scottishwildlifetrust.org.uk/our-work/our-projects/nextdoor-nature/pioneers-programme-application/) now.

The Pioneers Programme is a free, 6-month skills development course for people in Dundee who want to organise action for nature with their local community. If you are curious about joining the programme, come along to find out more and ask any questions you have.

All welcome. Free but please book ahead. Children must be accompanied by an adult.

To find out more, or for any queries please contact Cat MacLeod at cmacleod@scottishwildlifetrust.org.uk

Meeting point

Meet at 11am at the Old Kings Cross Road entrance, DD3 6AH.

Accessibility

The Miley is a gentle, mile-long route along a disused railway line. The path is flat but can be muddy in places. Please get in touch if you have any support requirements.

Bookable face-to-face events may be subject to change at short notice, which will be communicated to attendees via email by the organiser. Please check your email in advance of attending events.

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Image credit: Rachel Findlay

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