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Perth and Kinross Climate Action

June 8

@followers Are you a community group, sustainable businesses or environmental organisation? Want to join us on Saturday 8th June 2024 in Civic Hall, 2 High Street, Perth? Why not contact us to host a stall or run an activity at our summer market focussing on biodiversity. Contact us on climatechange@pkc.gov.uk if you are interested or complete this form by the 3rd May: https://forms.office.com/e/UsUcbZZW4G
In collaboration with the Tayside Biodiversity Festival. Both the market and festival aim to inspire and inform people about the rich diversity of wildlife present in Perth and Kinross. Raising awareness about the importance of taking steps to increase biodiversity, and how we can all act to help nature. The market will be a platform to increase understanding and awareness of biodiversity issues. Guidance via the stalls, workshops and tours (walking and cycling) will provide attendees with inspiration to take action at home, in the garden, in their community, at work and at school.
 

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June 8

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Civic Hall
2 High Street
PERTH, PH1 5PH United Kingdom + Google Map

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