Our Outer Hebrides team will attend this event. They hope to tell you about MPAs and our project. In particular they want and to gather your views on how to engage with the project on marine management and protection. Your views will influence what we plan for workshops, education and awareness-raising events for the autumn and winter.
As part of the Seas of the Outer Hebrides (SEASOH) project, we are running a series of community events around the islands during February 2020. The sessions are FREE, informal and we welcome people of all ages and backgrounds to come along – everyone’s opinion matters. We’ll run two sessions as part of each event – both with the same content. Session times for each event are: 2-4 pm and 6pm-8pm. Family-friendly activities and free refreshments (tea, coffee, juice, cake) will be available to all. Although time has been put in for the sessions to run for anything up to 2 hours, we would really appreciate anyone being able to come along for whatever time they could spare.
The programme will include: an introduction to the project, and conversations about what communities feel is important about the seas around our islands. We’ll also have some fun with short, family-friendly activities run by a local artist. There will be a feedback form, and the opportunity to talk privately if anyone wishes.
Our intended outcome from the events will be an understanding of what benefits communities benefits they would like to see from Marine Protected Areas* and what they feel is important in terms of management. We will feed back our findings from these engagement events to communities primarily through our website.
*Marine Protected Areas are those designated as protected for the benefit of people and nature. Within these areas, some management of human activities may be needed, but these areas are never closed to all activities.
As part of the Seas of the Outer Hebrides (SEASOH) project, we are running a series of community events around the islands during February 2020. The sessions are FREE, informal and we welcome people of all ages and backgrounds to come along – everyone’s opinion matters. We’ll run two sessions as part of each event – both with the same content. Session times for each event are: 2-4 pm and 6pm-8pm. Family-friendly activities and free refreshments (tea, coffee, juice, cake) will be available to all. Although time has been put in for the sessions to run for anything up to 2 hours, we would really appreciate anyone being able to come along for whatever time they could spare.
The programme will include: an introduction to the project, and conversations about what communities feel is important about the seas around our islands. We’ll also have some fun with short, family-friendly activities run by a local artist. There will be a feedback form, and the opportunity to talk privately if anyone wishes.
Our intended outcome from the events will be an understanding of what benefits communities benefits they would like to see from Marine Protected Areas* and what they feel is important in terms of management. We will feed back our findings from these engagement events to communities primarily through our website.
*Marine Protected Areas are those designated as protected for the benefit of people and nature. Within these areas, some management of human activities may be needed, but these areas are never closed to all activities.
As part of the Seas of the Outer Hebrides (SEASOH) project, we are running a series of community events around the islands during February 2020. The sessions are FREE, informal and we welcome people of all ages and backgrounds to come along – everyone’s opinion matters. We’ll run two sessions as part of each event – both with the same content. Session times for each event are: 2-4 pm and 6pm-8pm. Family-friendly activities and free refreshments (tea, coffee, juice, cake) will be available to all. Although time has been put in for the sessions to run for anything up to 2 hours, we would really appreciate anyone being able to come along for whatever time they could spare.
The programme will include: an introduction to the project, and conversations about what communities feel is important about the seas around our islands. We’ll also have some fun with short, family-friendly activities run by a local artist. There will be a feedback form, and the opportunity to talk privately if anyone wishes.
Our intended outcome from the events will be an understanding of what benefits communities benefits they would like to see from Marine Protected Areas* and what they feel is important in terms of management. We will feed back our findings from these engagement events to communities primarily through our website.
*Marine Protected Areas are those designated as protected for the benefit of people and nature. Within these areas, some management of human activities may be needed, but these areas are never closed to all activities.
As part of the Seas of the Outer Hebrides (SEASOH) project, we are running a series of community events around the islands during February 2020. The sessions are FREE, informal and we welcome people of all ages and backgrounds to come along – everyone’s opinion matters. We’ll run two sessions as part of each event – both with the same content. Session times for each event are: 2-4 pm and 6pm-8pm. Family-friendly activities and free refreshments (tea, coffee, juice, cake) will be available to all. Although time has been put in for the sessions to run for anything up to 2 hours, we would really appreciate anyone being able to come along for whatever time they could spare.
The programme will include: an introduction to the project, and conversations about what communities feel is important about the seas around our islands. We’ll also have some fun with short, family-friendly activities run by a local artist. There will be a feedback form, and the opportunity to talk privately if anyone wishes.
Our intended outcome from the events will be an understanding of what benefits communities benefits they would like to see from Marine Protected Areas* and what they feel is important in terms of management. We will feed back our findings from these engagement events to communities primarily through our website.
*Marine Protected Areas are those designated as protected for the benefit of people and nature. Within these areas, some management of human activities may be needed, but these areas are never closed to all activities.
As part of the Seas of the Outer Hebrides (SEASOH) project, we are running a series of community events around the islands during February 2020. The sessions are FREE, informal and we welcome people of all ages and backgrounds to come along – everyone’s opinion matters. We’ll run two sessions as part of each event – both with the same content. Session times for each event are: 2-4 pm and 6pm-8pm. Family-friendly activities and free refreshments (tea, coffee, juice, cake) will be available to all. Although time has been put in for the sessions to run for anything up to 2 hours, we would really appreciate anyone being able to come along for whatever time they could spare.
The programme will include: an introduction to the project, and conversations about what communities feel is important about the seas around our islands. We’ll also have some fun with short, family-friendly activities run by a local artist. There will be a feedback form, and the opportunity to talk privately if anyone wishes.
Our intended outcome from the events will be an understanding of what benefits communities benefits they would like to see from Marine Protected Areas* and what they feel is important in terms of management. We will feed back our findings from these engagement events to communities primarily through our website.
*Marine Protected Areas are those designated as protected for the benefit of people and nature. Within these areas, some management of human activities may be needed, but these areas are never closed to all activities.
As part of the Seas of the Outer Hebrides (SEASOH) project, we are running a series of community events around the islands during February 2020. The sessions are FREE, informal and we welcome people of all ages and backgrounds to come along – everyone’s opinion matters. We’ll run two sessions as part of each event – both with the same content. Session times for each event are: 2-4 pm and 6pm-8pm. Family-friendly activities and free refreshments (tea, coffee, juice, cake) will be available to all. Although time has been put in for the sessions to run for anything up to 2 hours, we would really appreciate anyone being able to come along for whatever time they could spare.
The programme will include: an introduction to the project, and conversations about what communities feel is important about the seas around our islands. We’ll also have some fun with short, family-friendly activities run by a local artist. There will be a feedback form, and the opportunity to talk privately if anyone wishes.
Our intended outcome from the events will be an understanding of what benefits communities benefits they would like to see from Marine Protected Areas* and what they feel is important in terms of management. We will feed back our findings from these engagement events to communities primarily through our website.
*Marine Protected Areas are those designated as protected for the benefit of people and nature. Within these areas, some management of human activities may be needed, but these areas are never closed to all activities.
Creative workshops with Taigh Chearsabhagh arts centre, Uist
Join us for a series of FREE creative online workshops for all the family, including children and grandparents, exploring past, present and future An-dè, An-diugh ’s A-Màireach visions for the seas of the Outer Hebrides!
Taigh Chearsabhagh workshops, online on:
Sat 22 May, Sat 29 May & Sat 5 June – 10 – 11:30am
Through creative activities supported by local artist Kirsty O’Connor, young people and adults resident in the Outer Hebrides are invited to explore what matters to you and your community about the sea, and how we can protect it for generations to come.
Activities are designed to be accessible to all ages, abilities and backgrounds, and include stamp making and stenciling, writing, storytelling, and film.
Each workshop will build on the previous one so we encourage you to take part in all three, however supporting materials will available online if you’re unable to make any of the sessions.
Sign up here (by Monday 17th May for the Taigh Chearsabhagh workshops) and you will receive a great kit of materials and info by post.
These activities are being run in collaboration with the MarPAMM project and Creative Carbon Scotland. Building on a survey and creative activities undertaken in 2019 and 2020, the workshops will contribute towards the development of a shared vision for the protection of our seas and the management of Marine Protected Areas in the Outer Hebrides.
MarPAMM seeks to deliver stewardship of the Marine Protected Areas of the Outer Hebrides marine region, putting communities at the heart of the process of developing a management plan for MPAs. We hope this will help to build consensus on the future protection of our internationally important marine wildlife around the islands.
Accessibility: We want to remove barriers to participation in these activities and are happy to make adjustments to prevent people being excluded. If you have any accessibility requirements to allow you to participate in this event, please let us know when signing up or get in touch with andy@taigh-chearsabhagh.org with more information or any questions.
Booking link:
https://www.taigh-chearsabhagh.org/events/seas-our-future-creative-family-workshops/
Creative workshops with Taigh Chearsabhagh arts centre, Uist
Join us for a series of FREE creative online workshops for all the family, including children and grandparents, exploring past, present and future An-dè, An-diugh ’s A-Màireach visions for the seas of the Outer Hebrides!
Taigh Chearsabhagh workshops, online on:
Sat 22 May, Sat 29 May & Sat 5 June – 10 – 11:30am
Through creative activities supported by local artist Kirsty O’Connor, young people and adults resident in the Outer Hebrides are invited to explore what matters to you and your community about the sea, and how we can protect it for generations to come.
Activities are designed to be accessible to all ages, abilities and backgrounds, and include stamp making and stenciling, writing, storytelling, and film.
Each workshop will build on the previous one so we encourage you to take part in all three, however supporting materials will available online if you’re unable to make any of the sessions.
Sign up here (by Monday 17th May for the Taigh Chearsabhagh workshops) and you will receive a great kit of materials and info by post.
These activities are being run in collaboration with the MarPAMM project and Creative Carbon Scotland. Building on a survey and creative activities undertaken in 2019 and 2020, the workshops will contribute towards the development of a shared vision for the protection of our seas and the management of Marine Protected Areas in the Outer Hebrides.
MarPAMM seeks to deliver stewardship of the Marine Protected Areas of the Outer Hebrides marine region, putting communities at the heart of the process of developing a management plan for MPAs. We hope this will help to build consensus on the future protection of our internationally important marine wildlife around the islands.
Accessibility: We want to remove barriers to participation in these activities and are happy to make adjustments to prevent people being excluded. If you have any accessibility requirements to allow you to participate in this event, please let us know when signing up or get in touch with andy@taigh-chearsabhagh.org with more information or any questions.
Booking link:
https://www.taigh-chearsabhagh.org/events/seas-our-future-creative-family-workshops/
Creative workshops with Taigh Chearsabhagh arts centre, Uist
Join us for a series of FREE creative online workshops for all the family, including children and grandparents, exploring past, present and future An-dè, An-diugh ’s A-Màireach visions for the seas of the Outer Hebrides!
Taigh Chearsabhagh workshops, online on:
Sat 22 May, Sat 29 May & Sat 5 June – 10 – 11:30am
Through creative activities supported by local artist Kirsty O’Connor, young people and adults resident in the Outer Hebrides are invited to explore what matters to you and your community about the sea, and how we can protect it for generations to come.
Activities are designed to be accessible to all ages, abilities and backgrounds, and include stamp making and stenciling, writing, storytelling, and film.
Each workshop will build on the previous one so we encourage you to take part in all three, however supporting materials will available online if you’re unable to make any of the sessions.
Sign up here (by Monday 17th May for the Taigh Chearsabhagh workshops) and you will receive a great kit of materials and info by post.
These activities are being run in collaboration with the MarPAMM project and Creative Carbon Scotland. Building on a survey and creative activities undertaken in 2019 and 2020, the workshops will contribute towards the development of a shared vision for the protection of our seas and the management of Marine Protected Areas in the Outer Hebrides.
MarPAMM seeks to deliver stewardship of the Marine Protected Areas of the Outer Hebrides marine region, putting communities at the heart of the process of developing a management plan for MPAs. We hope this will help to build consensus on the future protection of our internationally important marine wildlife around the islands.
Accessibility: We want to remove barriers to participation in these activities and are happy to make adjustments to prevent people being excluded. If you have any accessibility requirements to allow you to participate in this event, please let us know when signing up or get in touch with andy@taigh-chearsabhagh.org with more information or any questions.
Booking link:
https://www.taigh-chearsabhagh.org/events/seas-our-future-creative-family-workshops/