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Valley Volunteers: Training – Hedgelaying
information: 07410 411440, dreadman@tamarvalley.org.uk (Dave Readman)
Find out more »Valley Volunteers: Working Party – Tamar Trails
information: 07410 411440, dreadman@tamarvalley.org.uk (Dave Readman)
Find out more »Valley Volunteers: Working Party – Butterfly Conservation Trust
information: 07410 411440, dreadman@tamarvalley.org.uk (Dave Readman)
Find out more »Understanding Landscapes Talk by Dr Chris Smart
Organised by Tamar Valley AONB and Friends of the Tamar Valley, we are delighted to welcome Dr Chris Smart who will talk about the launch of his new ‘Understanding Landscapes‘ project. Free admission – £1.50 for tea/coffee and biscuits Booking essential – 01822 835030, enquiries@tamarvalley.org.uk
Find out more »Valley Volunteers: Training – Fencing
information: 07410 411440, dreadman@tamarvalley.org.uk (Dave Readman)
Find out more »Valley Volunteers: Working Party – Tamar Trails
information: 07410 411440, dreadman@tamarvalley.org.uk (Dave Readman)
Find out more »Churchtown Farm Community Nature Reserve Clean
Help give the Reserve a clean. Refreshments afterwards. Please bring old gloves. Information: 01752 843852 (Mary)
Find out more »Kit Hill Volunteer Day – South Kit Hill Mine
Focusing on clearing the dressing floor and sludge tanks as identified in the archaeology survey. Plus fencing repairs. Tools supplied. Please wear old clothes and strong boots. Bring food & a drink. Hot drinks and biscuits will be provided. Information: jheskett@cormacltd.co.uk, 07973 813843 (Jenny Heskett)
Find out more »Heritage Conservation Lecture – What archaeologists do to buildings
Free Lecture & Cream Tea Popular perception is that the natural habitat of the archaeologist is down a muddy hole, and people do not expect to find us on scaffolding. But studying the above-ground parts of buildings is a natural extension of the art of archaeological interpretation. This talk by Stuart Blaylock will explore the ways that archaeologists interact with historic buildings, based on the speaker’s long experience in the West Country and elsewhere. Places are limited – please contact Tavistock Heritage…
Find out more »Drawn to the Valley Winter Art Exhibition
until 2pm Sunday
Find out more »Did you know you can hire the Tamar Valley Centre, just 5-minutes’ walk from Gunnislake Train Station, for your meeting, exhibition or event? Click here for more information