Ranger Events in May

8th May 2017

Armadale Burn Guided Walk
Wednesday 10th May 2017. 10am - 1pm.
Join the countryside Ranger on a great spring walk along this stunning glacial meltwater gorge, visiting the remains of a broch on route to the open hill beyond. History, spring flowers and other wildlife to enjoy on this 4miles/6.3km, Grade C guided walk.
Adults £4.50 concessions £3.50.
Booking essential.

Moine Path Guided Walk
Wednesday 17th May 2017. 11am - 3.30pm.
Walk east with two local countryside Rangers along this traditional Highland route over the dramatic open, wild countryside of the Moine in north Sutherland. Enjoy lots of wildlife on-route including eagles, deer, plants, along with stunning wild scenery. Assistance with return vehicles is needed please ring if you are able to help. Suitable walking gear and reasonable level of fitness required. 7.5miles/12km.
This walk is free as part of the Flows to the Future peatland project.
FREE
Booking essential

All children must be accompanied at all events.

Bookings - Paul Castle 01847 821531
[email protected]

Related Organisations

Rangers Caithness and Sutherland

[Community Groups]

1/9/2024

Why Every Child Deserves a Wildflower Meadow

From Highlife Highland Ranger service. Often at our guided walks and events we request donations for going towards our nature conservation work and our environmental education work in particular with schools.

[Community Groups]

17/3/2024

The Flight Path to Conservation: St John's Pool's Journey from Field to Bird Reserve

Paul Castle reflects on a remarkable journey and the difference conservation volunteering makes. St John's Pool Bird Reserve began life in 1988 as a damp patch in the corner of a field at the side of St.

[Community Groups]

18/2/2024

Rediscovering Lazy Beds

Imogen Furlong, the High Life Highland Countryside Ranger Manager, explores a historical perspective on climate resilience. In the Scottish Highlands, a quiet but profound testament to historical ingenuity and resilience lies in the form of lazy beds.

[Community Groups]

4/12/2019

Build A Snowman At Newtonhill Woodland Near Wick

See poster for details and how to book..

[Community Groups]

2/7/2019

July 2019 Events With The Rangers

See poster..

[Community Groups]

18/6/2019

Three Eminent Speakers Go FULL FLOW

Events set out reasons to support UNESCO World Heritage Site Status for The Flow Country. TV historian and archaeologist Neil Oliver and geology's ‘rock star' Professor Iain Stewart will be joined by UNESCO expert Professor Barry Gilbertson in a series of talks in the Highlands this summer that answer the question Why make The Flow Country a World Heritage Site? The ‘Full Flow' events, which will take place in Lairg, Thurso and Inverness on 5, 6, and 7 July respectively, invite audiences to hear about the environmental and cultural importance of The Flow Country in Sutherland and Caithness, addressing Scotland's climate emergency, the need to protect the spectacular beauty and wildlife of the area’s unique habitat and the part it plays in the lives of people who live here.