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Lorg Ghlaschu – In Search of the Dear Green Place
Musician Mary Ann Kennedy was brought up in Glasgow in a Gaelic-speaking family with island roots. In our post today, Mary Ann digs deep into the natural Gaelic and other roots of the Dear Green Place. You can read the … Continue reading
Posted in art, Gaelic, Historic Environment Scotland, History, Nature in art, Projects, SNH, Uncategorized, urban nature
Tagged cultural connectios, Gaelic, Glasgow, History, Mary Anne Kennedy, music, nature, place names, Scottish Gaelic, The Dear Green Place
Melissa’s story – from volunteer to assistant ranger
Melissa Viguier is one of Historic Environment Scotland’s new assistant rangers, but not long ago, she was a volunteer helping the rangers look after Holyrood Park. We asked her to tell us about her volunteering experience and how it prepared … Continue reading
Posted in Historic Environment Scotland, Volunteering
Tagged Historic Environment Scotland, Holyrood Park, Volunteering
