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An EPIC Launch in Clackmannanshire

May 22, 2017 by emmastraughan

 

Conservation and Community Engagement in Clackmannanshire

What an amazing view from Alva Glen

Recently there has been the launch of a new partnership between The Conservation Volunteers (TCV) and Enabling Projects In Clackmannanshire (EPIC). The partnership seeks to raise awareness for the distinctive landscape features and biodiversity around the Ochil Hillfoot Villages and promotes the need to safeguard such cultural and natural heritage through Community Engagement and Volunteering opportunities. Steered by EPIC, my role as TCV’s Senior Project Officer will be to identify the unique local environments, habitats and species of Clackmannanshire and devise the best means to conserve and enhance such features for the environment, local communities and visitors. In collaboration with the development of volunteer skills, Community engagement  will be invaluable means of facilitating the sustainability of the project both now and in the future.

The sheep helping to signpost the way

For more information on EPIC please contact me on the details below:

Email: e.straughan@tcv.org.uk

Twitter: @EPIC_OCHILS

Mobile: 07767112089

Telephone: 01786479697

EPIC c/o TCV, Balallan House, 24 Allan Park, Stirling, FK8 2QG

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: access, community engagement, emma straughan, Enabling Projects in Clackmannanshire, EPIC, TCV, tcv scotland, TCV Stirling, volunteering

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