Join National Trust for Scotland on a guided walk to see the seals and rockpool life at Kildonan.
Meet at Kildonan Post Office at 10am. A free event, but donations are welcome.
Book with National Trust for Scotland on 01770 302462
11:30 (for art classes)
Open day/Wildlife art exhibitions- Burnside Gallery, Auchrannie Rd, Brodick
Come and enjoy our exhibitions - �Coastal Close-up� and �The Elements� plus wildlife photography and original wildlife art works. Why not come earlier at 11:30am and take part in a class - weaving with �found objects� collected from your walks. Come along and make your own personal wall hanging to take home as a visual memory of a super holiday. All ages and family groups especially welcome.
Adult�s £15.00 Children £7.50 per session. All classes include materials, refreshment and snacks. Booking usually necessary. [email protected]
12:00
Arran sealife special
Join local company Arran Adventure, as we whisk you from the island aboard the latest Rigid Inflatable Boat (RIB) on a fast-paced trip to Holy Isle, where we�ll slow the pace and look out for seals, seabirds and other wildlife along the shore � and maybe even porpoises.
Ticket and booking: Adults £25, unaccompanied children £20 (12-17 yrs), children £15.
14:00
Guided moorland walk with the hen harrier officer
Join the Information Officer as we venture onto the moors in search of hunting harriers � your best chance of seeing these spectacular birds in their element. Also the chance of seeing stonechats, merlin � our smallest bird of prey, and perhaps day-flying short-eared owls!
Bring walking boots, warm clothes and waterproofs. A free event.
Contact RSPB Scotland on 0141 331 0993 for more information.
14:00
Farm walk with FWAG (Farming and Wildlife Advisory Group)
Join FWAG on a walk around Braehead Farm, winner of the 2006 NFUS Farmland Biodiversity Award, to find out how farming can benefit wildlife.
Meet at Braehead Farm (NR927228).Book with FWAG 01292 525206.
18:00
Arran Geology talk (Lagg Hotel)
Did you know that Arran, with its famous sleeping warrior outline, was once part of a string of volcanoes which stretched from Skye to Antrim? Or that where the Firth of Clyde now laps against its shores, sand dunes swept across a fiery desert? A free event.
An informal illustrated introduction to Arran's geology with Rachal Wignall (SNH)
The perfect introduction to Wednesday's geology walks.
19:30
Illustrated talk - an evening with Roy Dennis (at Kilmory Hall)
Join us for an evening with one of Scotland�s leading conservationists and the man behind the success of sea eagles and ospreys returning to Scotland.
Tickets available from Kilmory Hall.To book call 01770 870345
