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Restoring ancient woodland

12th July 2016, by Cumbernauld LL

Tim Hall, Head of Operations at the Woodland Trust Scotland, takes a journey through Scotland's ancient woodlands and highlights the importance of restoring this incredible habitat. This was recently published in the Scottish Wildlife Trusts, 50 for the Future blog, listing 50 things that they believe should happen in Scotland over the next 50 years to benefit both people and wildlife.

Species and habitats, Guest blog, Wildlife reserves

Go Wild at St Maurice's Pond

27th June 2016, by Cumbernauld LL

Photo courtesy Beth Chalmers To help celebrate National Meadows Day This Saturday (2nd July) from 11am until 3pm we will be teaming up with Froglife's Dragonfinder project and Buglife to bring you some exciting (FREE!) activities at St. Maurice’s Pond.

Events, Inspirational, Species and habitats

Living Windows – Natural Connections

21st June 2016, by Cumbernauld LL

Members of the community catching up with the activities of the young people of Cumbernauld and their work to improve local greenspace sites

Education and community, Wildlife reserves, Events, Inspirational, Species and habitats, Projects

Celebrating Living Landscapes at Gardening Scotland

8th June 2016, by Cumbernauld LL

The Gardening Scotland Living Landscape team Last weekend Cumbernauld Living Landscape along with the Edinburgh and Coigach-Assynt Living Landscapes had the pleasure of hosting several stalls at Gardening Scotland at the Ingliston Royal Highland Centre. We were situated in the Living Garden exhibit alongside the wonderful One Planet Picnic Pocket Gardens designed and built by Eco School students throughout Scotland.

Wildlife reserves, Education and community, Projects, Species and habitats, Policy and planning, Volunteering, Inspirational, Events

Life in Cumbernauld – what's your experience

8th June 2016, by Cumbernauld LL

This consultation is being carried out in partnership between Cumbernauld Living Landscape, North Lanarkshire Community Learning and Development and Sanctuary Cumbernauld. We are interested in learning more about your experience of life in Cumbernauld to allow us to improve the services and opportunities that we offer throughout the town. It should take no longer than ten minutes and your participation is greatly appreciated.

Education and community, Volunteering, Research and publications

Day 7 #30DaysWild

7th June 2016, by Cumbernauld LL

Day 7 #30DaysWild - Milish the pine marten looks in wonder a the Scottish Wildlife Trust Ospreycam

Appeals and campaigns, Inspirational, Species and habitats, Education and community

Day 6 #30DaysWild

6th June 2016, by Cumbernauld LL

Day 6 #30DaysWild - found a tiny birds nest and looked up to find another in it's place #buildbetter

Appeals and campaigns, Species and habitats, Projects, Education and community

Day 5 #30DaysWild

5th June 2016, by Cumbernauld LL

Day 5 #30DaysWild - catching the beautiful colour's of broom

Appeals and campaigns, Inspirational, Species and habitats

Day 4 #30DaysWild

4th June 2016, by Cumbernauld LL

Day 4 #30DaysWild - lilacs in bloom

Appeals and campaigns, Species and habitats

Natural Connections – Planting for the community

3rd June 2016, by Cumbernauld LL

The Conservation Volunteers - protecting the trees from deer Very excited to tell you that last Thursday the Tesco, Bags Of Help project at St Maurice’s Pond began. The Cumbernauld Living Landscape has contracted The Conservation Volunteers to come out to plant the small community orchard and to improve the boardwalk that take you across the pond.

Projects, Species and habitats, Volunteering, Inspirational, Education and community

Restoring ancient woodland

Go Wild at St Maurice's Pond

Living Windows – Natural Connections

Celebrating Living Landscapes at Gardening Scotland

Life in Cumbernauld – what's your experience

Day 7 #30DaysWild

Day 6 #30DaysWild

Day 5 #30DaysWild

Day 4 #30DaysWild

Natural Connections – Planting for the community

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