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What's On… at Quinag!

28th June 2016, by Coigach & Assynt Living Landscape

Fancy an amphibian encounter or the benefit of the expertise of local Naturalist Ian Evan to explore the wildlife and plants of Quinag? Or perhaps you would like to make a contribution to conservation with your time and effort as a JMT volunteer? Romany Garnett, Quinag Conservation Officer with John Muir Trust shares the schedule of public activities. Download the JMT…

People, Training and Wildlife

Green Fingers Training!

28th June 2016, by Coigach & Assynt Living Landscape

Little Assynt Tree Nursery has put together fortnightly taster sessions in basic tree growing skills. Over 8 weeks you will learn a variety of skills including mixing compost, sowing seeds, preparing cells, pricking out, taking cuttings, tree identification and collecting seeds. Starting on Tuesday 5th July, the sessions run from 12-2pm. We can take a maximum of 6 people at…

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Primary 7 Go Wild!

10th June 2016, by Coigach & Assynt Living Landscape

Since April, Primary 7 pupils from Lochinver, Stoer, Achiltibuie and Ullapool have been part of an exciting transition project ‘Discovering Wild Places’. It has given the pupils the opportunity to work together to discover, explore and conserve wild spaces, and share their experiences, fulfilling all elements of the Discover level of the John Muir Award, before they head into S1…

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Little Assynt Tree Nursery Visitors

1st June 2016, by Coigach & Assynt Living Landscape

So far, 2016 at Little Assynt Tree Nursery has been a hive of activity. Back in February we were out with volunteers collecting Juniper seeds and Aspen root, the last to be collected before seed sowing. Volunteers have been helping out on a weekly or fortnightly basis, for an hour or two, or all day. Even some visitors to the…

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Another Training Opportunity – Chainsaw Training

30th May 2016, by Coigach & Assynt Living Landscape

Chainsaw Training Sponsorship Coigach Assynt Living Landscape is able to provide tuition for chainsaw training for one person from or resident in Coigach or Assynt. The award is the tuition costs for a 4 day course Maintenance, Cross-cutting & Basic Felling (up to 200mm). The course will be held in Contin and the successful candidate will be expected to contribute…

People, Training and Wildlife

CALL Dry Stone Wall Training Repairs Common Grazings Wall

16th May 2016, by Coigach & Assynt Living Landscape

Many thanks to Dave Goulder for leading the two Dry Stone Wall Training day. The first days training was in Coigach on 4th May 2016. The second day 13th May 2016 was based near Stoer Village Hall on repairing a section of the Common Grazing Wall (shown right). Thanks also to the participants John, Mike, Nigel, Patricia, and Scottie, who…

People, Training and Wildlife

JMT Quinag 2016 Walks Schedule

5th May 2016, by Coigach & Assynt Living Landscape

John Muir Trust has released the dates for the Quinag 2016 Walks Schedule. Get the most from the landscape by joining Romany Garnett, Quinag Conservation Officer, to explore the many aspects of Quinag, including not only the three corbett peaks, but also its ancient woodland and coast. Download the schedule!

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Dry Stone Wall Training Day 4th May 2016

20th April 2016, by Coigach & Assynt Living Landscape

Want to Learn the Basics and More of Dry Stone Walling? Calling all beginner and experienced Dry Stone Wallers and enthusiasts. Join the Dry Stone Wall Assessment Day on 4th May 2016 and learn the fundamentals and more interesting techniques of dry stone walling! Master wall builder, Dave Goulder, will tutor the participants over the day, and assess participants for…

People, Training and Wildlife

Willow Weaving in Achiltibuie

11th April 2016, by Coigach & Assynt Living Landscape

As part of Little Assynt tree nursery’s Spring open day celebrations last week we ran a willow bird feeder course in Achiltibuie. Visitors to the area and local people came along to try their hand at willow weaving under the expert eye of local willow grower and weaver Midge. Everyone that took part had a great time and set off home…

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Quinag guided walks programme 2016

29th March 2016, by Coigach & Assynt Living Landscape

John Muir Trust publishes its Quinag guided walks programme 2016. Plenty of dates for your diary and an ideal way to appreciate the extent and majesty of this 808m mountain, home of three corbetts! Download the programme!

Paths and Access

What's On… at Quinag!

Green Fingers Training!

Primary 7 Go Wild!

Little Assynt Tree Nursery Visitors

Another Training Opportunity – Chainsaw Training

CALL Dry Stone Wall Training Repairs Common Grazings Wall

JMT Quinag 2016 Walks Schedule

Dry Stone Wall Training Day 4th May 2016

Willow Weaving in Achiltibuie

Quinag guided walks programme 2016

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