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Would you like to meet some fish from Wanlock Water?

Did you know the Visitor Centre is being heated by renewable energy from the cold water of Wanlock Water?

Do you know how SEPA (Scottish Environment Protection Agency) keeps the water environment healthy, safe and sustainable?

Come and find out more for the next 50 years in our ‘green tent’ sited on the Old Bowling Green.

The fish will be pleased to see you!

We look forward to seeing you at the community weekend 20 – 21st July

Opening hours – Seven days 10am – 4pm

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