Stanley and District Community Council

The council nature networks map is designed to highlight and connect key nature-rich sites across the region. The goal is to create a resilience network of habitats that allows wildlife to thrive and move across the landscape more effectively. For more information on nature networks please see PKCs webpage and NatureScots webpage on nature networks.

 

 

We are hosting a series of in person and online events to gather local insights. Each session runs from 7pm to 8:30 pm and will cover:

• Nature sites currently mapped

• How your local knowledge can help identify lesser-known sites

• Sites which could form core areas in a Perth & Kinross nature network

• Next steps and how to stay involved

These session focus on the wider rural landscape. A separate project is considering greenspaces in towns and settlements.

 

For more details and to register for one of the events, please use the links below:

• Coupar Angus Tuesday 25th March 2025 7pm - 8:30pm

• Birnam Tuesday 1st April 2025 7pm - 8:30pm

• Perth Thursday 3rd April 2025 7pm to 8:30pm

• Online Tuesday 8th April 2025 7pm - 8:30pm

 

All the meeting options are on PKCT's events webpage: https://www.pkct.org/Pages/Events/

 

Your input will help build a clearer picture of nature-rich sites across Perth and Kinross. Future sessions will explore ways to improve connectivity between existing sites.

 

We welcome anyone with local knowledge of nature sites, including landowners, farmers, conservation groups, and community interest groups. Bringing together practical knowledge, policy perspectives, and on-the-ground experience to help map nature across Perth and Kinross.

 

We hope you will be able to join one of the events.