Scotland's Climate Week:
Climate Week aims to raise awareness of climate change and to encourage us all to consider the actions required from all of society in order to achieve net zero.
Natural Devon Site:
Residents and Forth Rivers Trust have come together to form the local flood group to try and look at ways of reducing flood risk to properties in the village. The project has introduced overflow channels, scrapes and leaky dams to try and help slow the flow during flood events whilst boosting habitats for wildlife via the creation of open water habitats, the sowing of wildflower seeds and the installation of living willow leaky dams. The local residents have been involved in developing and delivering this project, helping shape their landscape for nature and their community.
TCV Scotland will join us to talk about the great community their volunteers have been doing in Clackmannanshire as well as their work around flood resilience in the other Hillfoot villages.
Sign up to our learning exchange to visit the site, hear about how it was created and meet others who are interested in creating flood management systems in their local area.
Plan for the day:
11am – meet at Muckhart Parish Church
11.15 – walk to site
11.20 – Pool of Muckhart Site visit
12.20 – questions site 1
12.30 – walk up the hill to site 2
12.50 – leaky dams up the hill.
13.10 – walk down to church for lunch
13.15 - Clare from TCV Scotland will talk local flood resilience work happening in the rest of Clackmannanshire and how to get involved.
13.30 – lunch will be provided
14.30 home
Getting here:
Muckhart Parish Church
Kirkhall
Muckhart
FK14 7JQ
We have received funding from Community Learning Exchange to refund travel expenses for those travelling to this event.
Public transport is preferred.
Please keep the receipt of travel to be reimbursed.
45p per mile will be given to those who have to travel by car.
Please get in touch if you need help or would like an alternative travel option to attend this event. We can look at arranging car shares or taxis.
We can also offer a bike bus from Alloa - Muckhart
Please contact climate@felscotland.org if you have any questions
What to wear:
Walk is partially on a path then rough ground - field, need appropriate footwear (wellies) and clothing, and level of fitness.
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