Community Gardens
2019
As well as supporting other projects to grow local food, Transition Black Isle developed two Community Gardens - at Loch na Mhoid (Muir of Ord) and Culbokie (Netherton farm), which operated under the auspices of TBI until 2015. Loch na Mhoid is now closed, and Netherton is no longer formally associated with TBI but still operating, and has been the venue for some of TBI's Grow North growing workshops from 2016 to 2019.
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- Saturday 2 October
- 10:30 MOO Food Green Health Day - with Apple Pressing
- Monday 4 October
- NA UK Divest Fossil-free Gathering - to 10 October
- NA MOO Food Zero Waste Kitchen Challenge Week 5
- Monday 11 October
- NA MOO Food Zero Waste Kitchen Challenge Week 6
- Saturday 16 October
- 10:00 Culbokie indoor market re-starts - outdoor market continues
- Monday 18 October
- NA MOO Food Zero Waste Kitchen Challenge Week 7
- Thursday 21 October
- NA Highland Council Climate Change Conference 2021
- Friday 22 October
- NA Highland Council Climate Change Conference 2021
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