Plug planting volunteering, Eshiels Community Woodland, Peebles

Join Buglife Scotland, Pollinators Along the Tweed Conservation Officer, Kate, and Eshiels Community Woodland for a day of wildflower plug planting to help improve the woodland for pollinators!

Volunteers will also have an opportunity to learn more about the woodland and our native wildflower species.

? Meet at Eshiels Recycling Centre, before we head to Eshiels Community Woodland, Peebles.

To register your interest or for more information please email: Kate.O’[email protected]

This event is free to attend, and all materials and equipment will be provided. Sturdy footwear and suitable outdoor clothing is advised.

Please feel free to drop by for all, or part, of the day and bring a packed lunch!

Pollinators Along the Tweed is a Buglife partnership project that aims to create a network of habitat for pollinating insects along the River Tweed B-Line by increasing and connecting the area of wildflower-rich habitat. Working with the local authority, landowners and communities, Pollinators Along the Tweed will create and restore 40 hectares (100 acres) of pollinator habitat across 50 sites.

This project is funded by National Lottery Heritage Fund, with match funding from Scottish Power Foundation, NatureScot, Milkywire, Fallago Environment Fund, Craignish Trust, Northumbrian Water, J & J R Wilson Trust and AEB Charitable Trust.