About this event:

Join foragers from Temple Cafe, artist Jennifer Argo, and marine biologists from Strathclyde University to forage for and learn about local edible plant life and seaweed, discuss climate-driven changes to marine and coastal ecosystems, and explore food-chain and migration connections that bridge marine wildlife between Scotland and the Arctic Ocean, as part of Mapping Ocean Change through Art, supported by the Natural Environment Research Council, in partnership with Creative Carbon Scotland and the Làn Thìde Climate Beacon.

The workshop is suitable for all ages, though children should be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

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Ages: The workshop is suitable for all ages, though children should be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

What you’ll need:

• Please wear all-weather outdoors clothing and footwear, and bring a spare pair of clothes incase you get wet.

• A packed lunch – refreshments will be available to buy at Temple Cafe.

Where to meet: Temple Cafe, 22 Northton, Isle of Harris HS3 3JA