Wild Space creation - Perth (North Muirton)
North Muirton | Free
Join us on Thursday 23rd February to plant wildflowers and trees to help butterflies and moths. Volunteers are needed to help with this work to create new Wild Spaces - places where butterflies and moths can feed, breed and find shelter.
No experience is necessary, and full training and tools will be provided. People of all abilities and backgrounds are welcome to attend.
Time: We will be at the site between 10am and 12.30. Even if you can't help for the whole morning you are still welcome to attend for an hour or two.
Location: Full directions will be given to anyone who registers to attend, but the site is near the south part of Bute Drive (just south of the Argyll Road Playground).
Booking: Please book your space by emailing Project Officer Anthony McCluskey on @email
This event is part of the The Wild Spaces Perth and Stirling Project, which is generously funded by the National Lottery Hertiage Fund, NatureScot and Stirling Council. Is it being supported by Perth and Kinross and Stirling Councils.
Organised by Butterfly Conservation
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