The upcoming events (indoor meetings, outdoor trips and special events) by the various clubs are listed below in chronological order. For details on when meetings are held please see the main Clubs page. A summary of these events also appears in the side-bar of each page.
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Tue08Jan2019
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Tue15Jan2019SWT
Rus will update us on the progress of the No Take Zone in Lamlash Bay and and the Marine Conservation area.
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Mon21Jan2019Central Ayrshire RSPB
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Sat26Jan2019Field Trips
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Thu31Jan2019
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Tue12Feb2019
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Mon18Feb2019Central Ayrshire RSPB
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Tue19Feb2019SWT
Grassland-dwelling populations of water voles came to light in Glasgow in 2008 and these populations have since been recognized as nationally significant. The Glasgow Water Vole Project is a partnership project between the University of Glasgow, Glasgow City Council, Scottish Natural Heritage, People's Trust for Endangered Species and the Seven Lochs Project which has grown considerably since it started five years ago.
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Sat23Feb2019Field Trips
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Tue12Mar2019SOC
Tackling national and international challenges
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Mon18Mar2019Central Ayrshire RSPB
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Tue19Mar2019SWT
An illustrated talk from Butterfly Conservation Scotland's Peatlands for People Officer. You’ll learn what peatlands are, why they are important, their main threats and what Bog Squad is doing to help restore them. We’ll look at their importance in terms of climate change, water quality, heritage and biodiversity.
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Sat23Mar2019Field Trips
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Tue09Apr2019
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Tue16Apr2019SWT
Dr Linda Rosborough Chair of SWT will give us a rundown on what's happening in SWT nationally as well as giving us her views on a variety of nature conservation issues.
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Fri19Apr2019Field Trips
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Tue10Sep2019
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Mon16Sep2019Central Ayrshire RSPB
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Tue17Sep2019SWT
Clyde Marine Plan and what it means for the area.
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Sat21Sep201910:30 amBallantrae toiletsField Trips
Bring a packed lunch or use local outlets. Finish around 16.00
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Tue08Oct2019
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Tue15Oct2019SWT
The South of Scotland Golden Eagle Project aims to reinforce the small, isolated and vulnerable population of Golden Eagles in the Scottish Borders and Dumfries & Galloway. This talk will begin with a look at the ecology of one of Scotland’s most iconic species before looking at a background to the project and some historical context. It will also provide an update on translocations in 2018 and 2019 whilst exploring some of the work being undertaken to bring together countryside users to ensure the Golden Eagles wellbeing and successful future in the South of Scotland.
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Sat19Oct2019
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Mon21Oct2019Central Ayrshire RSPB
Note: Change of Speaker
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Tue12Nov2019
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Sat16Nov2019Sun17Nov2019Field Trips
Full details at meetings or from Tony Scott. (Might be extended to 2 nights from 15-17)
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Mon18Nov2019Central Ayrshire RSPB
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Tue19Nov2019
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Tue10Dec2019
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Sat14Dec2019
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Mon16Dec2019Central Ayrshire RSPB