Underwater Dipper footage from the Brothock Burn, Arbroath last year. This rare footage was three months in the making. It was worth all the cold mornings.
#Dipper#StVigeans#biodiversity
I ve just done another litterpick from the end of the NATURE trail at Letham Grange, down through and around St Vigeans Village .
58 wipes or hankies.
9 beer cans
1 beer bottle
1 full babies nappy 💩
12 plastic bottles .
1 pair of socks
6 bags of dog 🐕 💩
And much more .
@AngusCouncil
Can we just say thanks to our wonderful parks department workers who have returned to work .Their grass cutting efforts are appreciated and makes our daily exercise even better in this beautiful county of Angus . Please pass thanks to them 👏
It's with deep regret that David McGovern and St Vigeans Conservation Network have had to cancel the unveiling event due to the current circumstances.
The stone will still be in place by the end of the month, we might have a little event later in the year. Stay safe everyone ❤
@AngusCouncil our village footfall has went up three fold during the lockdown and is being blighted by increasing number's of inconsiderate people with no regard for other people's safety.
#KeepScotlandBeautiful#CleanUpScotland
Fantastic webinar about #bats and #COVID19 earlier, hosted by @Y4Nature.
Wise words here from @rodrigomedellin - IUCN Bat Specialist Group Co-Chair.
"We need to get ahead of the game and realise that one of the first lines of defence against the next pandemic is conservation"
Jim Menzies play's a brilliant rendition of Scotland The Brave, in St Vigeans, as a tribute to the NHS workers fighting on the front line 🏴🏴 #NHS
Recognition for the Amazing work our youngest member lily Souter is doing to raise funds for our Conservation group #GoLily 🍃🍂🌼🌻🐞🐚🐌🦋🐛🐜🐝🐙🐸🦉🦡🦔🐿🐀 https://t.co/dlW2dEcP20
You're all welcome along to to St Vigeans, Village on Sat 28th March at 1pm –for the unveiling of the David McGovern's wonderful new pictish stone for St Vigeans the first stone carved In St Vigeans for 1300 years plz RT
You're all welcome along to to St Vigeans, Village on Sat 28th March at 1pm –for the unveiling of the David McGovern's wonderful new pictish stone for St Vigeans the first stone carved In St Vigeans for 1300 years plz RT