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Exploring Scottish Folk Practices and Traditions
We are looking for people like you to help protect vulnerable or at risk community or folk heritage sites such as wells, springs, ancient monuments, cairns, meeting places, caves and more all over Scotland. You might be wondering what our…
At the very heart of what we do as a voluntary collective network are our values. The woven land network values underpin everything we do and everyone who volunteers for us operates within them.
The Woven Land Network is a Scottish focused voluntary collective network engaging with community in all parts of society to protect, conserve/restore, honour and advocate for Scotland’s community and folk heritage sites. The Woven Land Network focuses on sites intrinsic…
You might be wondering what our expectations are for members, site monitors and or a site custodian. Below we’ve done our best to answer your questions as best we can. If you still have questions please just contact us and we’ll answer…
We are looking for people like you to help protect vulnerable or at risk community or folk heritage sites such as wells, springs, ancient monuments, cairns, meeting places, caves and more all over Scotland to be site monitors or custodians.…
There is a strong tradition of taking the waters or drawing the water from a sacred spring or clootie wells at certain times of the year, or for traditional charms and invocations. These waters are used in 40% of the…
If you wish for the blessings of a sacred site to go with you when you leave, take not only your own rubbish, but also the rubbish left by others. Dispose of it responsibly. Consider the act of taking litter…