In January 2022, young geographer Kirsty set sail from Antigua on board a 72ft sailing yacht bound for a circumnavigation of the world. From her adventures around some of the most remote areas of the globe, she shares her observations of the interconnectedness of humans in a vast world, the changing tide for women in sailing and, in a world of fast paced living and travel, the importance of enjoying the journey along the way. Through microplastic sampling, she explores our far-reaching human impacts and a heightened respect for the sea.
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READ MORELearn some fascinating facts about space then search the skies for constellations and planets at Mugdock Country Park.
READ MOREForth Valley Unity is excited to announce a fantastic lineup of events throughout Ramadan, leading up to Eid at the University of Stirling.
READ MORETom Bowser explores the past, present and future of kites in Scotland, & shares stories from the Argaty Red Kite project as part of Royal Scottish Geographical Society's Inspiring People events.
READ MOREStirling Council is asking residents, businesses, and visitors for their thoughts and ideas on the potential for a visitor levy in Stirling at this drop-in event at the Albert Halls on 14th March.
READ MOREAlloa Women's Festival, in celebration of International Women's Day, returns to Alloa Town Hall on Saturday 15th March!
READ MOREDr Murray Cook gives this talk on the medieval cross slab discovered near Doune in 2020.
READ MOREJoin Waterstones Stirling at Dunblane Library on 15th April, where we are delighted to be hosting best selling Scottish author Jess Smith who will be discussing her wonderful new book, Button Bog!
READ MOREWriter Adrian Ross gives this talk on children’s author and broadcaster Lavinia Derwent, who found huge success late in life, with memoirs about growing up on a farm in the Borders.
READ MOREDr Morrison-Low will explore the nineteenth-century photographic collections held by the National Museums of Scotland and the impact photography had on the general public.
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