WOLCT AGM

Mon 5th Oct

Our AGM and Members evening is open to members and guest, and includes a presentation and refreshments. Please email [email protected] to register your attendance

Mon 5th Oct

7pm

Free

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Additional Info

After all the usual AGM business this years presentation will be;
The Murrayburn — The Water of Leith’s Problem Child?
A look at one of the Water of Leith’s most challenging tributaries. Our staff team will explore the Murrayburn’s current condition, from litter and clean-up efforts to invasive non-native species (INNS) and water quality issues, while highlighting the practical improvements already underway and the opportunities to restore this important urban watercourse. AGM papers will be available on the night and nearer the time online please visit https://www.waterofleith.org.uk/the-trust/

Location

Water of Leith Visitor Centre
24 Lanark Rd,
Edinburgh,
EH14 1TQ

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