Slains Environmental Action for Change
The community proposal to transform Collieston's Slains Kirk into a centre that encourages environmental awareness, promotes our local heritage, and inspires enjoyment of the arts and music.
On Saturday 5th March there was a SEAchange open Day to plant more trees in the Kirk Wood as we have received 420 trees from the Woodland Trust, and also trees from Slains School.
More than 50 people had fun planting them as you can see in this 2 minute film by Fiona Bell
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dAuWvP2wyTw
SEAchange meetings are continuing online during this time when we can no longer gather in person. You can follow what is happening here on the website, or on our Facebook page.
You are welcome to join us for discussion and planning future action, sharing progress, and listening to invited speakers.
Fill in the website form, or email us on <seachange41@btinternet.com> if you would like to be involved.
Discussion meetings are scheduled and taking place on an ongoing basis, with around 30 at the most recent online meeting, planning what action to take as the project goes forward.
You are welcome to join us for discussion and planning future action, sharing progress, and listening to invited speakers.
And you can catch up with an earlier meeting when 58 people came to hear Prof Pete Smith speak and answer questions about the Climate Emergency on 26th February 2020. This was the first in a planned series of monthly talks.
Plans are continuing to evolve all the time through email communication and Zoom meetings.
Fill in the website form, or email us on <seachange41@btinternet.com> if you would like more info or to be involved.
Slains Environmental Action for Change 