Interpretation
Our interpretation project is all about sharing the amazing stories of wildlife and history from across the Garnock Connections landscape. The first step in this project will be to reach out to the communities of the area. We want to know all about the sights, sounds, and places within the Garnock Connections landscape that matter to you. Where do you like to walk in the landscape? What wildlife do you enjoy seeing around? Whose stories mean the most to you? A series of consultation events and an expanding heritage archive mean that we’ll be listening to the views of local communities throughout the project.
We’ll share the stories local people want told through traditional and digital interpretation installations. We want to use your stories to encourage people to get out and explore the landscape and make stories of their own.
We’ll also be running a series of events celebrating the unique mix of natural and cultural heritage that makes the Garnock Connections area so special.
Did you know?
The Nobel dynamite factory at Ardeer was once the largest explosives factory in the world. In its heyday it employed 13,000 people and had its own bank, travel agent, and dentist.
The photograph shows workers arriving at the factory being searched for matches (© North Ayrshire Libraries)
Project Location
Get Involved
There will be lots of ways to get involved with the Interpretation project over the next few years. We'll soon be running a range of outreach events. We'd love you to come along, share your stories of the Garnock landscape with us, and tell us about those places that are special to you.
Contact Details
Name:
Simon McGrory
Email:
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Phone:
07590 616 388
Address:
RSPB Lochwinnoch, Largs Rd
Lochwinnoch, PA12 4JF
