The Macaulay Institute, Aberdeen invites families to come along to a family activity weekend this Saturday and Sunday (16 and 17 September 2006) at the Beach Ball Room and Leisure Centre, to try their hand at the ‘Grazing Puzzle’ And the radio tracking of ‘beetles’. As part of Techfest, the annual Aberdeen and North East of Scotland science festival, families will also be encouraged to explore virtual landscapes and give their views on possible future landscapes in the Aberdeenshire region. [continue reading ... ]
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