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DIGHTY CONNECT - DUNDEE

May 12, 2017 TRACS

Dighty Connect is a volunteer-led project working along the Dighty Burn in Dundee, Scotland, exploring ways to enhance the green spaces along the burn through a mixture of conservation and cultural activities. Dighty Connect logo 

The group was formed in 2013 out of a small environmental group in Broughty Ferry.  The idea for Dighty Connect arose when the original group asked local communities it worked with what would make a good focus for a project.

Membership of the new group consists of people from the areas the DIghty passes through.  People of all ages and abilities are involved, with an age range of 11 to 75!

Led entirely by volunteers, Dighty Connect runs activities ranging from creating amphibian habitats to outdoor art performances.  These can be regular volunteer groups or they can be organised as one-off events.  Most events take place at the Douglas Community Centre.

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TRACS (Traditional Arts & Culture Scotland, SCIO SC043009) is a UNESCO recognised charity and co-operative network championing our shared traditions of music, song, storytelling, dance, crafts, customs and local languages. TRACS brings together the Traditional Music Forum (SCIO SC042867) and the Scottish Storytelling Forum (SCIO SC052330). Together we celebrate the local distinctiveness of Scotland’s places: our intangible cultural heritage. TRACS and the Forums have their registered office at the Scottish Storytelling Centre, 43-45 High Street, Edinburgh EH1 1SR. The Storytelling Centre is a partnership project between the Storytelling Forum and The Church of Scotland (SC011353).

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