RSPB Black Devon Wetlands

RSPB Black Devon Wetlands is a quiet gem of a reserve, an area of untouched wet grassland and wetland habitat!

About RSPB Black Devon Wetlands

	RSPB Black Devon Wetlands NA, Alloa FK10 1BZ
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The reserve includes freshwater pools, brackish pools and reedbeds. This new site is being developed by RSPB Scotland to be better for the people and wildlife of the Inner Forth.

Upcoming Events at RSPB Black Devon Wetlands

Black Devon After Dark

7th September 2019

Come and join the RSPB for a torch lit wander down at Black Devon Wetlands and see what the wildlife gets up to once the sun goes down!

Moth Morning

8th September 2019

Come and see what beauties we find at RSPB Black Devon reserve! There will be hot drinks and pastries to keep you going as you learn to identify different moth species.

Autumn Adventures

20th October 2019

Get out and explore Autumn at Black Devon Wetlands and try some wild art, making pictures out of what we find around the reserve, as well as making some hibernating creatures a cosy home to sleep in!

Birdy Banquet

16th November 2019

Join RSPB staff on Saturday 16th November to learn all about feeding the birds in your garden and make your very own bird feeder to take home!

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