Season 2010 – 2011 Events
Here is the schedule for the 2010 – 2011 lecture season.
Our first lecture 2010 / 2011 Season Midges, by |
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12th October 2010 Impact of the New Zealand flatworm on Scotland’s Biodiversity Brian Boag (SCRI Invergowrie rtd.) “ATTACK of the KILLER WORMS” (The Independent) |
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9th November 2010 North-west Highland Mink Project Lois Canham, Project Officer |
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Also 9th November;
Forestry Manager Graeme Findlay; A Resume of Biodiversity and Environmental Aspects of the Forestry Commission’s Work |
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14th December 2010 Mapping Scotland’s Birds Bob Swann (BTO Atlas Co-ordinator) |
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11th January 2011 Soil – the Forgotten Asset Willie Towers (Macaulay Institute) Also 1, 2, 3, 4, |
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1st February 2011 North-west Highlands GeoPark Donald M. Fisher Also 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 |
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15th March 2011 Scottish Plant Hunters, Alan Bennell (Head of Visitor Services, Royal Botanic Gardens, Edinburgh) See also 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 This season’s last lecture |
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Field Excursions
Sun 20th March, 2011 |
Birds and possibly seals Meet at 11:30 Led by Russell Wood Access to the hide is from the Little Ferry road from Golspie. Meet at Car park Ferry Road Grid Ref NH814976 at 11.30. Bring your telescope if you have one. |
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Beachcombing & fossils Low Tide is at 13:10 (-1.70m) Led by Mark Weir Meet at Helmsdale harbour car park, |
Sat 26th Feb
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Our Annual Members’ Evening | |
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We meet at Fay’s house on the evening of Saturday, 22nd January 2011. Come along at 7:30pm for a traditional Field Club social evening. |
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We will have a New Years’ Walk, given favourable conditions, on Monday, 3rd January 2011. We met at the east end of LOCH MIGDALE Afterward all were invited for warming snacks to Try to consolidate cars to help parking at Loch Migdale. |
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21/11/2010, Sunday
Elk, Tree Planting and The Future – Led by Sadie and Innes McNeill |
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16th October 2010 Plodda Falls & Dog Falls in Glen Affric |
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Coastal birds, flowers, |
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