Join us to become a citizen scientist and help monitor the health of our river systems! Free ‘Guardians of Our Rivers’ training with Buglife.

Join us to become a citizen scientist and help monitor the health of our river systems! Free ‘Guardians of Our Rivers’ training with Buglife.

An evening of stories, music, and song exploring the cultural expressions of the upper reaches of the River Findhorn Watershed; from the source to the Streens.

Presented by Findhorn Watershed Initiative Upper Catchment Human Ecologist Researchers in Residence Raghnaid Sandilands & Mairi McFadyen.

An opportunity to watch Riverwoods, the beautiful and inspiring feature-length documentary created by charity SCOTLAND: The Big Picture, which tells the story of an inextricable relationship between fish and forest.

Presented by Findhorn Bay Arts for the Findhorn Watershed Initiative.

Join us for an informal sharing of music ‘in the round’ with local poet/singer Andrea Turner, singer-songwriter Shirley Barr, and ecologist and songwriter Will Boyd Wallis, performing songs inspired by nature, the River Findhorn, its wider landscapes and wildlife.

Presented by Findhorn Bay Arts for the Findhorn Watershed Initiative.

A rare opportunity to soak up a gently facilitated journey along the River Findhorn, designed to help create perspective and deepen our sense of connection with the river, its wildlife, and the natural world.

Presented by Wild Things for the Findhorn Watershed Initiative.

A rare opportunity to soak up a gently facilitated journey along the River Findhorn, designed to help create perspective and deepen our sense of connection with the river, its wildlife, and the natural world.

A rare opportunity to soak up a gently facilitated journey along the River Findhorn, designed to help create perspective and deepen our sense of connection with the river, its wildlife, and the natural world.

A rare opportunity to soak up a gently facilitated journey along the River Findhorn, designed to help create perspective and deepen our sense of connection with the river, its wildlife, and the natural world.

Join experts from Moray Bird Club for a morning of bird-watching, learning about the birds that visit and live at the mouth of the River Findhorn.

Following the morning’s walk, we will meet back at the Strathdearn Community Hub for an informal gathering to celebrate the return of the Salmon.

Join Raghnaid Sandilands and Mairi McFadyen for an easy-paced guided walk to learn about and witness the close of one of the natural world’s most incredible journeys - when the Salmon return upstream.

Human ecologists and researchers-in-residence, Raghnaid Sandilands and Mairi McFadyen, invite you to discover more about the Gaelic place names, stories and songs that connect the culture and ecology of the Findhorn River.

An opportunity to gather as local citizen scientists and undertake a Seagrass survey in Findhorn Bay – as part of the national ‘Great Seagrass Survey’ organised by BSAC, Seawilding, and Project Seagrass.

Screening of SCOTLAND: The Big Picture’s film Riverwoods at Strathdearn Hub in Tomatin.

Screening of SCOTLAND: The Big Picture’s film Riverwoods at the James Milne Institute hall in Findhorn village, hosted in partnership with Findhorn Village Heritage.

Screening of SCOTLAND: The Big Picture’s film Riverwoods at Forres Town Hall, in partnership with Findhorn Bay Arts as part of the Findhorn Bay Festival.