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
- From No Mow May to No Mow SummerIn Scotland it has been estimated that there’s around 9 hectares of garden space for every 1000 people. That’s a lot of green space where people could take action for nature. One such way would be getting involved with Plantlife’sContinue reading “From No Mow May to No Mow Summer”
- This weekend we’re joining the Big River Watch!The spring Big River Watch will be this weekend, from 3rd to 6th May 2024. It’s a citizen science activity that helps build a picture of river health across the UK and Ireland. Will you join us by taking 15Continue reading “This weekend we’re joining the Big River Watch!”
- 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!”
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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We’re so lucky to have all this life right on our doorsteps
AVNA is grateful for support received from these organisations: