Families are being invited by The Macaulay Institute, Aberdeen to come along to Satrosphere this weekend to try their hand at ‘Pipit Run’, the ‘Grazing Puzzle’ and the radio tracking of ‘beetles’ as part of BA National Discovery Day. [continue reading ... ]
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Family fun event focuses on Grazing, Bugs and Birds
Macaulay project team puts Grampian agricultural land use in the spotlight
More than 20 researchers and modellers from Poland, Germany, Austria and the UK, are meeting Aberdeenshire farmers and land-owners this week (15 March) to learn about land use in the region. [continue reading ... ]