Conservation Blitz At The Greenock Cut

The Conservation Blitz @ The Greenock Cut is a project funded by the National Lottery Awards For All Scotland
The project will start in February 2018 till the end of January 2019 at the Greenock Cut.

The Conservation Blitz @ The Greenock Cut project won funding from the National Lottery funding via the Awards For All Scotland Grant.

It will run at the Greenock Cut Visitor Centre and Lunderston Bay for 12 months from February 2018 till January 2019.

The project is in partnership with the Greenock Cut Conservation Volunteers who are based at the Greenock Cut Visitor Centre and Clyde Muirshiel Regional Park Rangers.

As a result of the grant money a monthly free public event will take place open to all. Events will include habitat box making, guide walks, a Bioblitz day, beach cleans and a number of special days focusing on species found within the Regional Park.

Members of the public will get to interact with nature and see the work that the volunteer group and the Rangers carry out.

Money will also be spent on a range of new tools and ecological surveying equipment to help with conservation work and wildlife recording.