Writing Project Proposals – 8th December

Writing project proposals – Effective and successful Grant applications

 8 December   10:30 – 3:30am

A free one-day workshop at the Forestry Hub Machynlleth, looking at writing project proposals for grant applications. What are funders looking for?

How can you structure your project so it ticks all the right boxes!

 With presentations on how to write project proposals, information from funders, and workshop sessions with a chance to get feedback on individual applications, this is a valuable opportunity to ensure you can write proposals effectively and have the maximum chance at success!

Lunch and refreshments included.

 The Forestry Hub, Unit 6 Dyfi Eco Park,MACHYNLLETH, SY20 8AX

To book contact Maria Wilding, maria.wilding@llaisygoedwig.org.uk 07981138620

Download a PDF here

October 24th – QGIS Training

Geospatial consultancy Geo Smart Decisions is offering one-day training in QGIS based in the Forestry Hub, Machynlleth. The purpose of this training day is to introduce Geographic Information Systems (GIS) to new users, in a small group setting with two instructors in a way that participants leave feeling much more confident about their knowledge of the free tools that are available and how to use them in their own setting.

When: Tuesday 24th October

Where: Forestry Hub, Unit 6, Machynlleth, SY20 8AX

Timings: 9.30 – 4pm

Lunch: Provided (please let us know of dietary requirements)

The workshop will equip participants in the public sector and non-profit woodland organisations with the skills required to search for available spatial data, to use it within the freely available GIS software called QGIS, to analyse it using simple geoprocessing tools, to explore different ways to view the data and to export these as maps to use elsewhere or send to colleagues. Time will be given to explore the tools and data that are available in a self-paced manner with instructors to guide the participants and set challenges and create learning opportunities along the way.

It is anticipated that this will be a very popular workshop and it is advised that you please register your interest asap. A waiting list will be created once this course is full and an additional day will be set aside before the end of year should there be enough interest.

Click here to download a PDF of the poster QGIS POSTER BILINGUAL

 

18th August, 6th October, 24th November – Woodland skills for use with groups

Skillshare – August 18th – Come and share and learn a range of woodland activities to use with groups of children and adults; from simple games to bushcraft skills to campfire recipes and lots more!

6th October – Fire & Forage – learn how to explore woodland environments for edible wild foods and how to add these tasty ingredients to simple fireside recipes.

24th November – Conservation Skills – Learn about sustainable woodland management and how you can contribute to this within a range of woodland management plans.  A range of management techniques will be covered.

All events are held in an outdoor woodland setting (there is a covered area for bad weather and a compost toilet on site).

Please dress appropriately and bring lunch. Tea and coffee provided.

To book your FREE place for any of these events please contact: jocooper@smallwoods.co.uk   or ring 01654700061 ext 25

Location: All activities to be held at Coed Gwern, Pantperthog, Machynlleth (NOT the hub office space). Travel directions on booking.

Click here to download poster

 

July 19th – The Wellbeing of Future Generations Act and you – We can make this work!

How does your group or organisation contribute to The Well-being of Future Generations Act and the seven goals of well-being, and how can you show this to the people that count?

A free one day workshop at the Forestry Hub Machynlleth, looking at what you do, and how it fits with the WFG Act. 

With presenters from WCVA, examples of successful collaborations, and workshop sessions this is a valuable opportunity to ensure you are WFG Act ready.

Lunch and refreshments included.

Wednesday 19th July   10:30 – 3:30am

The Forestry Hub, Unit 6 Dyfi Eco Park, MACHYNLLETH, SY20 8AX

Kirsten Manley kirst.manley@gmail.org.uk 07981138620

Click to download the PDF – WFGact Event – billingual

 

July 6th – Exploring the impact of woodlands on human health & wellbeing

Join us at the Forestry Hub for a day:

  • Reviewing tools to monitor your health and wellbeing project
  • Looking at methods for understanding changes in woodland use by people

This is a free event running from 10am until 3pm – Lunch provided.  Contact jocooper@smallwoods.org.uk for more information and to register.

Click to download the posters below Exploring the impact of woodlands on Human Health and Well-being 060717