As part of the International Year of Forests in Scotland, and supported by Forestry Commission Scotland, there are a whole range of fun filled activities for all the family including cooking events, walks, talks and basket making.
Activities in the programme include juice, jam and jelly making, a tree walk, squirrel survey training, tours of the House of Falkland, hedgerow basketry with Jane Wilkinson, bushcrafts and fungal forays, and wild art with Jan Hendry.
On Saturday 22nd October there will be a full day of activities with a red squirrel fun day in partnership with the Fife Red Squirrel Project.
Announcing the programme, Tess Darwin, Woodland Learning Manager at Falkland Centre for Stewardship said ‘We are delighted to offer such a range of activities for all the family to enjoy over the Autumn months. We look forward to welcoming people to take part in these events as well as enjoy the wonderful Autumn colours that the woodlands of Falkland Estate offers.”
“Like it or not, the days are starting to get shorter and with berries on the trees, and brambles in the hedges, we are beginning to witness the first signs that Autumn is on its way. So let’s enjoy it!”
More information and ways to book can be found on the website at http://www.centreforstewardship.org.uk/
