Monday, 21 September 2026

Public events in Moray and Inverness



 The Last Wolf
free public events


October 2026

Tuesday 13th Lost animals and wonderful places

·      Elgin Library, Crooker Park, Elgin, IV30 1HS, 11:00 - 16:00

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Wednesday 14th, The Last Wolf and Other Lost animals 

·      Inverness Museum, IV2 3EB 10:30 - 15:30

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make your own folded animal

Friday 16th: Lost animals and wonderful places

·      Forres Library, House Community Centre, High St, Forres, IV36 1BU, 10:30-  13:30

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What's all this about?

There are “last wolf” accounts found all over the UK. From full scale dramatic descriptions to a single sentence in a history book, we have noted the departure of this iconic predator. Accounts are almost always congratulatory which might reflect the impact wolves had - or were accused of having – or might have had - on local communities. Rarely is there any thought of what the bigger consequences of losing wolves might mean.


The Last Wolf project coincides with Caroline Bury's Ghosts in the Wood exhibition at Løre Gallery in Forres and sets out to encourage us to pause, reflect and be creative about how we feel about this changing world, about the animals we've lost, the ones we might be losing - and the ones that are coming back whether we like it or not! And its not just animals - if you're into plants, you could think about Ash Dieback and Sudden Larch Death.

Find out more about the whole project here: https://creepingtoad.blogspot.com/2026/07/the-last-wolf.html


Explore those changing landscapes of plants and animals in Scotland. A good starting point is to visit the Nature Champions website for more information and more species and habitats to think about!

where would you like to meet your animal?


Planning Public Events

With funding from the Pebble Trust, we are arranging public events and sessions in local schools.Make your own animal model and a pop-up landscape of the place where you would like to meet your wolf, frog, wild horse, mouse, eagle….


(and many thanks to Moray Council and Inverness Museum for their support!)


Details

These events are

·      free

·      no booking or tickets needed: just drop-by and join in

·      young people under 12 need to bring a grown-up with them

·      allow 45 minutes for the activity

·      Find out more: @creeping toad

·      https:// creepingtoad.blogspot.com/2026/07/the-last-wolf.html

 





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