We are extInked - Upcoming event -
Saturday 23rd & Sunday 24th June 2012 (1-4pm/each day) at the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh.
As part of the national tour of We are extInked and to celebrate the exhibition currently on display in the
Gateway Gallery at the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh until 29/07/2012. UHC
will be hosting a family fun event weekend, packed with free activities
including talks, arts and crafts and a children's tattoo artist.
Event
activities:
- Drop
in to the Real Life Science Studio and have a chat with the People's Trust for Endangered Species, extInked Ambassador
and Hedgehog expert, Hugh Warwick, Scottish Wildcat: The Highland Tiger and the
Marine Conservation Society.
- Make your own clay hedgehog with the People's
Trust for Endangered Species and listen to Hugh Warwick talk about his animal
adventures and love for Hedgehogs.
- Discover more
about the wonderful Leatherback Turtle and how the work of the Marine Conservation
Society to help the plight of this amazing species as well as many others.
- Learn
how to identify the Scottish Wildcat and head off into the gardens in search of
a real wildcat camera trap.
- Get
your very own temporary tattoo of an endangered species and find out more about
the extInked project. It will also be a perfect opportunity to pop up to the
Gateway Gallery to check out the We are
extInked exhibition if you have not yet done so.
Event Details:
We
are extInked activity weekend, Saturday 23rd & Sunday 24th June, 13.00 -
16.00 each day.
Real
Life Science Studio located at the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh, John Hope
Gateway, Arboretum Place, Edinburgh, EH3 5NZ.
All activities are free and open to all of the
family.
To visit the RBGE website please click here.
Further information:
If
you have any questions of require further information please email kate@uhc.org.uk.
- Project website.
- Follow us on twitter.
We
look forward to seeing you there!
We are extInked exhibition details:
We are extInked opened to the public on Saturday 12th May
2012, the exhibition will be on display until 29th July 2012 in the Gateway
Gallery, located in the John Hope Gateway at the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh.
