Blue Green Glasgow is a community interest company restoring post-industrial land in Glasgow by building wetlands, or blue-green, ecosystems for climate adaptation, engaging communities, and the creation of sustainable jobs.

Ahead of COP26 we are building the Govan Wetlands Project at the historic shipyards where we are planting wetland ecosystems that support urban biodiversity and store carbon, along with decontaminating soil in a nature-based way.

After the success of our first 'Rewilding Weekend' on the 23rd and 24th of October, we decided that we want to organise more planting days!

So we invite everyone (those that didn't have the chance to come around yet and those that want to plant more!!!) to come along and help us plant half a million wetland plants!

+ Tour Around the Site

+ Wetland Planting

+ Hot Drinks

+ Bonfire

+ Networking

+ Photo Exhibition!!! - Glasgow National Park City is launching a photo exhibition on the 7th of November reflecting the theme "What if Glasgow was a National Park City". The photo gallery was built during lockdown with images from professional and amateur photographers from Glasgow!

It's also a great opportunity for us to tell you more about the project and give you a tour!

It's from 11am but you can join us at any time during the day!

NOTE: If you have your own gardening gloves, please bring them with you!

See you then!

www.bluegreenglasgow.org

Partnering with: Plantimate / University of Strathclyde / University of Edinburgh / GE current / Positive BioCarbon