Almond Valley Nature Action
Helping Nature Flourish
Taking action for nature and working to improve biodiversity in our local area
What We Do
Projects
A group for anyone with an interest in nature and wildlife in Livingston Village Park and nearby area
Nature friendly choices in our gardens and greenspaces could make Craigshill a safer place for Nature
A community woodland
Helping our friends at Easter Breich manage part of the woodland to promote biodiversity
Latest Posts
- Take part in the City Nature Challenge this weekend!The City Nature Challenge is an international effort for people to find and document plants and wildlife in cities across the globe . It’s a bioblitz-style competition where cities are in a friendly contest with each other to see whoContinue reading “Take part in the City Nature Challenge this weekend!”
- City Nature Challenge 2024 Friday 26/04/2024 – Monday 29/04/2024City Nature Challenge is an international event motivating people to spot and record wildlife in their local area. In 2023, 102 people recorded 1325 observations of 457 different species in the Greater Edinburgh project area. Can you help the GreaterContinue reading “City Nature Challenge 2024 Friday 26/04/2024 – Monday 29/04/2024”
- April Ramble & Chat Walk ReportAfter a wet and windy start to April it was a wonder and a half that this months R&C happened in a window of dry weather! Setting off through the playing fields towards the woods, our eye was immediately drawnContinue reading “April Ramble & Chat Walk Report”
Our Aims:
- To improve biodiversity in the local area
- To take action for nature that will improve wildlife habitat
- To encourage local communities to take action for nature on their doorstep (private gardens, shared green spaces, local parks etc)
- To provide opportunities for community members to learn about how to protect nature and to participate in actions for nature
- To promote nature friendly gardening practices, encouraging native plant species
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A light drizzle will not stop us spending an hour or so in Nature
AVNA is grateful for support received from these organisations: