Browse Items (129 total)

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  environmentGGLP

  Report on the distribution of INNS in the River Dee Catchment

  Galloway Glens Landscape Partnership Commissioned Report undertaken by Galloway Fisheries Trust
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  GGLPheritage

  Barhill Woods, Kirkcudbright: Historic Woodland Assessment

  Galloway Glens Landscape Partnership Commissioned Report
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  GGLPpeople

  Biosphere Experience Final Project Report September 2018 – March 2020

  Galloway Glens Landscape Partnership Commissioned Report undertaken by Southern Uplands Partnership (SUP)
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  environmentGGLP

  Restoration of salmon in the upper River Dee (Kirkcudbrightshire)

  Galloway Glens Landscape Partnership Commissioned Report undertaken by Galloway Fisheries Trust
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  environmentGGLP

  5 Year Biosecurity Plan for the Kirkcudbrightshire Dee Catchment 2020-2024

  Galloway Glens Landscape Partnership Commissioned Report undertaken by Galloway Fisheries Trust
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  childrenGGLP

  Biosphere Explorers – A Sense of Place, a teacher guide for Curriculum for Excellence Second Stage (P5-7)

  Galloway Glens Landscape Partnership Commissioned Report written by Shalla Gray, Biosphere Explorers Project for the Crichton Carbon Centre
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  environmentGGLP

  Kirkcudbrightshire Dee Salmon Migration Study 2021 Non-technical summary

  Galloway Glens Landscape Partnership Commissioned Report undertaken by Galloway Fisheries Trust and SCENE (Glasgow University)
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  environmentGGLP

  Loch Ken Strategic Visitor Infrastructure Framework

  Galloway Glens Landscape Partnership Commissioned Report developed and compiled by One Planet Consulting and Blue Sea Consulting
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  childrenGGLP

  Go Wild Outdoor Education Camps – presentation

  The aim of ‘Go Wild’ was to show our children that there are local wild places that are accessible to them; that you can have fun in the outdoors without expensive equipment and without paying entry fees / doing organised activities; that they live in an amazing place.
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  childrenGGLP

  Go Wild Outdoor Education Camps – report

  The aim of ‘Go Wild’ was to show our children that there are local wild places that are accessible to them; that you can have fun in the outdoors without expensive equipment and without paying entry fees / doing organised activities; that they live in an amazing place.
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  GGLPlanguage

  Voices of the Glens vocabulary sheet

  Vocabulary survey to monitor use of common Scots words.
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  biodiversityGGLPwetlands

  Threave Landscape Restoration Project – Balance in Nature

  Learning materials for the Threave Landscape Restoration Project
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  biodiversityGGLPwetlands

  Threave Landscape Restoration Project – 5 – People

  Learning materials for the Threave Landscape Restoration Project
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  biodiversityGGLPwetlands

  Threave Landscape Restoration Project – 4 – Biodiversity

  Learning materials for the Threave Landscape Restoration Project
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  biodiversityGGLPwetlands

  Threave Landscape Restoration Project – 3 – Water

  Learning materials for the Threave Landscape Restoration Project
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  biodiversityGGLPwetlands

  Threave Landscape Restoration Project – 2 – Grasslands

  Learning materials for the Threave Landscape Restoration Project
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  biodiversityGGLPwetlands

  Threave Landscape Restoration Project – 1 – Trees

  Learning materials for the Threave Landscape Restoration Project
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  biodiversityGGLPwetlands

  Threave Landscape Restoration Project – Introduction

  Learning materials for the Threave Landscape Restoration Project
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  businessGGLP

  Business Academy – Social Media for retail businesses

  One of a series of free events for businesses in 2019, run by the Galloway Glens Landscape Partnership, in partnership with Business Gateway and funded by the Heritage Lottery.
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  businessfoodGGLP

  Business Academy – Food Producers

  One of a series of free events for businesses in 2019, run by the Galloway Glens Landscape Partnership, in partnership with Business Gateway and funded by the Heritage Lottery.