White Dead Nettle
Spotted by: Izzy Jones Where: At the wildflower meadow by the old curling rink area When: 30th September 2019
Spotted by: Izzy Jones Where: At the wildflower meadow by the old curling rink area When: 30th September 2019
Swans have nested on Craiglockhart Pond for more than a hundred years. Our resident swans, Siegfried and Brighid, have reigned over the pond since 2016. Brighid was born on the pond in 2012. This year, they…
The White Dead Nettle might look suspiciously like it could sting you, but this nettle is completely harmless! It leaves are far less jagged looking than the stinging nettle, and the White Dead Nettle can…
Find out all about funky fungi! Led by Stephan Helfer from The Royal Botanic Garden, this walk and talk will cover all things mycological! For all ages, children are welcome to come and help us…
A family friendly walk discovering the weird and wonderful mythology of the trees and plants on Easter Craiglockhart Hill. The walk will be led by Gus Egan, from Earth Calling. The walk will meet at…