If you’ve been following Green Shoots for a while, you’ll know that quite a lot has happened at Aberdalgie already. We’ve had people coming together for outdoor and united services, early years groups making themselves at home, and learners getting stuck into everything from stonemasonry and green woodworking to gardening and wildlife activities. There’s been bulb planting on an industrial scale, plenty of volunteering, exploring the Ancient Burial Ground, heritage events, we

Fancy learning a traditional skill, getting outdoors and helping us build something that will be part of Green Shoots for years to come? This September and October, we’re bringing Dry Stone Walling to Green Shoots Aberdalgie for the first time, with a series of free, hands-on day courses delivered by experienced trainers from the East of Scotland Branch of the Dry Stone Walling Association. And you don’t need to know one end of a walling stone from the other to take part! Com

Over the past few months, something exciting has been taking root in the Walled Garden at Aberdalgie. Green Shoots has already welcomed schools, volunteers, community groups and partner organisations to pilot activities, develop ideas and help shape what this unique space can become. From gardening and outdoor learning to creative activities and community projects, each visit has helped us grow our vision of bringing people, nature and learning together. Now we’d love to shar

Kinnoull Community Day Opportunities help tackle jobs across the Green Shoots site while building skills, confidence and community connections.

Perth Grammar ISP pupils help create a new wildflower area while developing practical skills and supporting biodiversity at Green Shoots.

How a historic site in Aberdalgie is being transformed into a thriving outdoor learning and wellbeing centre for the wider community