Wildflower Identification

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Join TCV Scotland for a fun and educational session around learning about different wildflowers in the area.

About Wildflower Identification

Listed Under Nature Events / Family and Kids Events / Summer Holiday Events / Workshops Events

Whether you're a beginner or an expert, this event is perfect for anyone interested in nature and botany. Explore our Pacific Quay Glasgow River Activation Programme site and discover the diverse range of wildflowers that call this place home. Don't miss out on this opportunity to expand your knowledge and appreciation for the natural world. See you there!

This event is aimed at adults but all ages are welcome.

Booking is essential so please book your ticket through our Eventbrite page. If you can no longer attend this event please cancel your ticket.

Location: Canting Way, Govan, Glasgow, G51 2QH

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