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It’s only 3 days till the start of out story camp event. We still have a few tickets available so if you have a 9-12 year old then why not sign them up! The event starts on Wednesday so if … Continue reading →

As we’re in the midst of summer which for new woodland creation projects means there’s a lot of tree care to be getting on with, we reflect back to the end of this years tree planting season at The Three … Continue reading →

Anyone who’s been lucky enough to recieve free native trees over the years also probably recieved an abundance of canes and spiral tree guards. We’ve seen lots of creative ways the canes can be put to good use after the … Continue reading →

We got more storage! In 2018 at the start of becaming stewards of The Three Hares land a beautiful Roundwood Hut was built. This has been a great gathering and storage space over the years, but recently we’ve needed more … Continue reading →

It’s National Tree Week! We hope you’ve been celebrating all things trees – whether it’s going for a walk in the woods, planting new trees or writing a story with trees at the centre. At Three Hares we’re sharing the … Continue reading →

Last Friday was an exciting day at Three Hares as we finally got to install our amazing new sign! Thanks to the University of Edinburgh (https://www.facebook.com/EdinUniLocal/) for the funding, to Leo (https://www.facebook.com/tradsignwriting) for designing and painting it and Bren Jamin for framing … Continue reading →

If you have always wanted to get more involved at Three Hares Woodland then now is you chance as we’re looking for volunteer leaders to help run our new Wildlife watch group in partnership with The Scottish Wildlife Trust. If … Continue reading →

This is a call out to all pals of Three Hares…we need to borrow a copper pipe cutter for the 25th October when we build our solar thermal water heating system for hand washing at Three Hares (that’s this Sunday!)…if … Continue reading →

On Wednesday 17th June, after much pressure from conservationists, the Scottish Parliament voted to give Mountain Hares special protection under the Wildlife and Countryside Act. More on this story here: https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2020/jun/18/scotland-to-ban-mass-culling-of-mountain-hares