Drop off your unwanted domestic electrical appliances - large or small, anything with a plug or battery - at Kyleakin Community Hall between 11 am and 1 pm. PLEASE DO NOT DROP OFF ITEMS OUTWITH THESE TIMES. Items will be collected by ILM Highland and either fully recycled or selected for reuse. Items suitable for […]
ReRoot will show Common Ground, a 2023 documentary on regenerative agriculture in the US. Perhaps a different setting and scale to Skye and Lochalsh, but still with some common principles and reflections on ‘Big Ag’ and the wider food system. The film starts at 6.15 and will be followed by discussion. Suggested donation £6. ReRoot […]
A talk on Community-led nature conservation across the globe, by Angus MacDonald Pritchard Hosted by Sleat Nature Group Following a year-long academic project of travelling the globe to document spectacular birdlife and the ways local communities are involved in their conservation, US/Skye resident Angus Macdonald Pritchard will be sharing his photos and learnings from the […]
Harlosh – Saturday 5th April For more details contact skye.beachcleans@gmail.com
Sleat Nature Group’s next Marine Litter Survey of Ostaig Beach is on Sunday 6 April. Come and help survey and document the litter that is drowning our beaches! Meet on Ostaig beach, Sleat at 09.30 am. Wear appropriate clothing & footwear and bring gloves. Caution: the path down to the beach is steep and slippery in places. […]
Eabost/Ullinish – Saturday 12th April For more details contact skye.beachcleans@gmail.com
by Tom Lusink You are invited to a unique workshop on Raasay: Conversations of Consequen Throughout the day, we will be exploring several themes, each of which relates to the keystones of Culture. What is Culture - (a generative Culture with a capital C)? How is it created? What are the building blocks of a […]
by the Mammal Society (online) An evening dedicated to one of UK’s most charismatic mammals. Find out about their ecology and behaviour, the conservation issues surrounding them and badgers’ role in our native ecosystems. Click here to book. Scottish Badgers (Skye and Lochalsh Branch) has a FaceBook page.