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Comprehensive redevelopment in Glasgow's Gorbals district in the 1960s 16016 365 Glasgow - Old Glasgow scanned from film Comprehensive redevelopment in Glasgow's Gorbals district in the 1960s and1970s, showing slum clearance and the new high rise flats which replaced many of the tenements. At the back of the tenements you can see the additional brick-built toilet block which gave one communal toilet per landing. Previously, the tenements had no inside toilets and residnets had to go to a hut in the back court. Scanned from a transparency taken by David Palmar. 19 September 2007
Pond cleared by Froglife, Muiravonside Country Park 06680 183 Falkirk Pond cleared of invasive vegetation by Froglife at Muiravonside Country Park, Falkirk, to encourage newts to breed 18 May 2015
Dam at Commonhead Moss 03767 16 Glasgow - Wildlife and Wildlife Habitat Conservation in action - a plastic dam to help to preserve or raise the level of the water table, to promote growth of sphagnum moss and reverse the previous efforts at drainage at Commonhead Moss, a Glasgow local nature reserve. The sedge Hare’s-tail Cottongrass (Eriophorum vaginatum) can be seen on the side of the ditch. 22 May 2013
Dam at Commonhead Moss 03765 16 Glasgow - Wildlife and Wildlife Habitat Conservation in action - a plastic dam to help to preserve or raise the level of the water table. A raised water table promotes growth of sphagnum moss and helps to reverse the previous efforts at drainage at Commonhead Moss, a Glasgow local nature reserve. In this ditch, brushwood from scrub clearance has been dumped, to help to stem the flow of water and restore the bog. The group of visitors is from the Friends of Glasgow's Local Nature Reserves. 22 May 2013
Cut-down birch scrub, Commonhead Moss 03764 16 Glasgow - Wildlife and Wildlife Habitat Conservation in action - this area of Commonhead Moss, a Glasgow local nature reserve, had a covering of birch scrub, which invades the bog and by taking up water, helps to drain it. The scrub has been cut down, allowing the bog to regenerate. The group of visitors is from the Friends of Glasgow's Local Nature Reserves. 22 May 2013

Comprehensive redevelopment in Glasgow's Gorbals district in the 1960s

16016

365

Glasgow - Old Glasgow scanned from film

Comprehensive redevelopment in Glasgow's Gorbals district in the 1960s and1970s, showing slum clearance and the new high rise flats which replaced many of the tenements. At the back of the tenements you can see the additional brick-built toilet block which gave one communal toilet per landing. Previously, the tenements had no inside toilets and residnets had to go to a hut in the back court.
Scanned from a transparency taken by David Palmar.

19 September 2007

Pond cleared by Froglife, Muiravonside Country Park

06680

183

Falkirk

Pond cleared of invasive vegetation by Froglife at Muiravonside Country Park, Falkirk, to encourage newts to breed

18 May 2015

Dam at Commonhead Moss

03767

Glasgow - Wildlife and Wildlife Habitat

Conservation in action - a plastic dam to help to preserve or raise the level of the water table, to promote growth of sphagnum moss and reverse the previous efforts at drainage at Commonhead Moss, a Glasgow local nature reserve. The sedge Hare’s-tail Cottongrass (Eriophorum vaginatum) can be seen on the side of the ditch.

22 May 2013

Dam at Commonhead Moss

03765

Glasgow - Wildlife and Wildlife Habitat

Conservation in action - a plastic dam to help to preserve or raise the level of the water table. A raised water table promotes growth of sphagnum moss and helps to reverse the previous efforts at drainage at Commonhead Moss, a Glasgow local nature reserve. In this ditch, brushwood from scrub clearance has been dumped, to help to stem the flow of water and restore the bog.
The group of visitors is from the Friends of Glasgow's Local Nature Reserves.

22 May 2013

Cut-down birch scrub, Commonhead Moss

03764

Glasgow - Wildlife and Wildlife Habitat

Conservation in action - this area of Commonhead Moss, a Glasgow local nature reserve, had a covering of birch scrub, which invades the bog and by taking up water, helps to drain it. The scrub has been cut down, allowing the bog to regenerate. The group of visitors is from the Friends of Glasgow's Local Nature Reserves.

22 May 2013