Natural Flood Control: The Beaver and Us

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AK Bell Library
Culture Perth & Kinross
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In conjunction with the Rising Waters exhibition at Perth Museum, Scottish Beavers are coming to the AK Bell Library to talk about beavers, their contribution to flood mitigation and how we can learn to work together.

We have invited Scottish Beavers to explain how these fascinating creatures build their lodges and dykes. Learn how one of our most elusive animals in Scotland, the beaver, can help with natural flood mitigation if only he was left to do so.

The talk will be accompanied by a walk to the North Inch where we will look for traces of Beaver and learn how to discover beaver activities on our local rivers.

Please ensure you wear appropriate footwear and clothing for our lovely Scottish weather! This is an outdoor event and will include steps and uneven surfaces. Please bring a packed lunch.

This event has been generously supported by the Eric King Chiu Lo Legacy.

Dates
Thu 14 Nov: 11:00
Tickets Price

£5.50 (inc. 10% booking fee)

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AK Bell Library

2 - 8 York Place, Perth, PH2 8EP

The AK Bell Library is the main public library for Perth & Kinross. This bright building is a great place to relax and learn about the history and culture of Perthshire.

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