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Woodland Poll |
| What recreational opportunity would you like us to introduce to the reserve first? |
Kayaking/ Canoeing (Access Point to River)
 56.0% |
Field/ Woodland Archery Course
 20.0% |
Pioneering (supply of ropes & poles)
 16.0% |
Fishing (subject to permit)
 8.0% |
Orienteering Course
 0.0% |
Total votes: 25
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FACCG Honoured at Award Ceremony
A small group of volunteers from FACCG were honoured to be able to represent the whole group at the annual awards ceremony for the Volunteer Development Scotland (VDS),Volunteer Award for 2009, Volunteer Centre Fife.....moreFACCG Visit - 31st October 2009
Around 30 FACCG volunteers travelled up to the reserve at Glen Dochart on Saturday 31st October to carry out projects for Make a Difference Day.....more Scout Expedition Base - 24th October 2009
Five Scouts, four Explorer Scouts and two leaders from 13th Fife used the Colin Burt Reserve as a base for a hike in Glen Dochart on Saturday 24th & Sunday 25th October 2009.....more Planning Permission Granted
Why have we been so quiet?
Over the last year, the Project Woodland website has not been updated as frequently as we would have liked after it became necessary to meet with the Loch Lomond & Trossachs National Park Planning Authority to discuss the planning issues that they had regarding the reserve, therefore projects and in turn, website updates were put on hold during this time.....more Reserve Visit - 26th September 2009
A small group of volunteers visited the reserve on 27th September 2009. This visit was not in the 2009 programme and was organised at short notice, however the weather was tremendous with blue skies and sunshine all day.....more Archaelogical Discovery - 26th July 2009
A group of 20 volunteers met up with Danny from Scotland`s Rural Past - http://www.scotlandsruralpast.org.uk - and Georgina from the Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland (RCAHMS) - http://www.rcahms.gov.uk - to learn all about the archaeology of the mound on the reserve and to become involved in various survey techniques.....more
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No Planned Visits
At the moment there are no planned visits to the Glen Dochart site.
Keep watching this website for updates.....more
Wetland Management
The Project Woodland site contains a `wetland` area, which will be managed by the group in accordance with Rural Stewardship Scheme (RSS) regulations.....moreFungi
We are aware that there are many different species of fungi growing on the site - especially in the woodland area so we thought it would be useful to give you some more information of Scotland`s `wild mushrooms`.....more
Reserve Leaflet
A new leaflet for the reserve is just back from the printers after many months of creation.....moreMission Statement
The group now has a mission statement in connection with its management of the reserve.....more Outline Plan for 2007
Our plans for the reserve continue to envolve as we learn more abound the land, however we can provide an outline of our plans for the forthcoming year.....more
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