In May 2007 Reforesting Scotland produced a new exhibition that
celebrates a selection of its major achievements over the past 16 years, and looks forward to the future as Reforesting
Scotland engages in diverse contemporary issues, from sustainable living and affordable rural housing to climate change.
The exhibition consists of twelve attractive and informative panels and is available now for loan to suitable venues, including
local museums, libraries, community centres or other public spaces.
Each of the panels deals with a different issue where Reforesting Scotland has built up experience: including community woodlands, woodland access, wild woodland products, and buildings in the forest. They consist of large colourful images, text and quotations from our supporters or other prominent people. They highlight the many important successes that have been achieved in recent years and also point to the challenges that will face us all in future. Between them they reflect what Reforesting Scotland has become; a dynamic and creative organisation prepared to take a lead on major environmental issues, and to adapt to a changing world.
The exhibition caused a great deal of interest and positive responses during its inaugural showing at the Touchwood Festival
in June 2007.
The 12 panels are A0 size (84cm x 117cm). The whole exhibition requires a minimum space of about 20 - 25 sq m. It can
be mounted directly on a wall (minimum wall length 12 m) or can be displayed as a free-standing exhibition mounted on a number
of custom-built willow hurdles. Additional material, including examples of Scottish woodland products, may also be available.
Copies of RS journals and leaflets accompany the exhibition.
The exhibition is available for loan from July 2007 to June 2009 for periods of from 3 weeks to 2 months (shorter or longer
periods may be possible at times). Enquiries can be made directly to:
Ian Edwards
0131 248 2939
07771 958 139
After its launch at Touchwood 2007, in August the exhibition went to Arbroath Library as part of the Eastern European Art and Environment festival, and then to Argyll as part of the Highland 2007 Woodlands of Dalriada events.
On 21 September 2007 it moved to the Cairngorms National Park, coinciding with the Vital Spark, International Interpretation Congress and National Biodiversity Conference in Aviemore.
Venues so far for 2008 are: Harestanes, Borders in May; Strathcarron, Wester Ross 21-22 July; Edinburgh Festival, August; Arbroath Museum, 26 August; Dalriada Festival, Argyll, 27-28 August; Aviemore, 20-30 September.
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