Celebrate the wildlife and scenery of islands, Canna and Sanday, with a week-long festival. Each day has a special theme, and there are lots of activities throughout the week (21 – 26 July).
Conservation Officers from the Species on the Edge project will be in attendance on Friday 25 July, supporting the fantastic offering of walks, workshops and talks.
Find out more about the festival and what’s on here: Isle of Canna NatureFest Eventbrite page.
The Isle of Canna, along with adjoining island Sanday, forms part of the Small Isles – an archipelago of islands situated in Scotland’s Inner Hebrides.It is an incredibly special place with a passionate and engaged community. Most of the island is a Site of Special Scientific Interest thanks to its geographical and biological importance. It also has a Special Protection Area due to its 20,000 breeding seabirds, and it is part of the wider Small Isles National Scenic Area designation.