This is a long established event in the local calendar and this year takes place on 11th November at Stirling University. It will be held in conjunction with the Inner Forth Landscape Initiative which, over the last few years, has been investigating many aspects of local history and wildlife - so, a chance for the many involved groups to show what they have been up to.
Titled 'The Inner Forth: New Connections for Nature, History and People' it will intermix historical and wildlife themes, ranging widely across the Forth area; there will be the usual displays, books, copies of the new (2017) Forth Naturalist and Historian and much else beside.
As ever, this promises to be a varied and interesting day and it is also something of a social event, a good way to meet people.
Details of the programme and the booking form can be found on the FNH website.
Titled 'The Inner Forth: New Connections for Nature, History and People' it will intermix historical and wildlife themes, ranging widely across the Forth area; there will be the usual displays, books, copies of the new (2017) Forth Naturalist and Historian and much else beside.
As ever, this promises to be a varied and interesting day and it is also something of a social event, a good way to meet people.
Details of the programme and the booking form can be found on the FNH website.
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