Donated bookcase and nature books
Donations come in all shapes and sizes – time, money, items. All support goes a long way to helping the Trust and its supporters keep Castle Loch up and running, ensuring it is a wonderful place for wildlife, people and the future.
Donations and Regular Giving:
We have just set up a means to financially donate to the work of the Trust and help with the ongoing protection of Castle Loch. Click here for a copy of the Regular Giving and Donation Form. All donations are very much appreciated and no amount is too small (or too much!).
You can also donate online via JustGiving, click here to be taken to our online giving page. Or scan the below QR code
Funding to date has helped purchase the loch, buy tools, plant hedging, build nest boxes, make a Forest Kindergarten area for nursery children, run woodland children’s activities, by paint to repair Lochfield Cottage.
However the ‘to do’ list is never ending and we still have so much to do – clear rhododendron from the native woodland, replace the burned down bird hide, repair fencing, maintain the paths, replace a stolen petrol strimmer, open up Lochfield Cottage as place people can visit to learn more about Castle Loch…
Volunteers and Duke of Edinburgh Awards teenagers making bird boxes
TIME:
Perhaps you have a few spare hours to offer as a volunteer (see our Volunteering page).
The Trust would like to extend a big thank you to all its financial supports: Dumfries & Galloway Council, Scottish Land Fund, Leader, Magnox, Lochmaben Initiative, Annandale Sailing Club, Jaybees Nursery, CSV ActionEarth, ANCBC, Tesco Bags of Help, SWEAT George Hunter Trust, Robertson Trust, Awards for All, Paths for All, Garfield Weston Foundation, Historic Environment Scotland, local Community Councils, SSE, SNH, Foyle Foundation, Hugh Fraser Foundation, Charles Hayward Foundation, Community Land Week and all of those individuals across the area that have kindly supported the venture.