Stories From The Wild: Short Film Night - Thursday 19th March 2026

About the Films

We will open with a selection of inspiring short movies:

"Bogs | The Magic of Peat" (11 min) - A climate focused short film opening the conversation about carbon capture through the means of peatland restoration in the beautiful Cumbrian landscape

"Tha Sinn an Seo (We Are Here)" (10 min) - Featuring young people at work and play in the landscapes of the Cairngorms, this is a poetic statement of presence, action and joy as young people participate in habitat restoration work.

"Swim Sisters'" (11 minutes) - A poetic, visually stunning love letter to water, sisterhood, and the enduring strength of Black women across generations.

After an interval and refreshments:

"The Oldest Munro Bagger" (57 mins), following 80 year-old Nick Gardner as he attempts to complete all 282 of Scotland's Munros in the wake of his beloved wife's dementia diagnosis. An uplifting story of resilience, hope and love for the mountains, it documents the emotional highs & lows, and the physical & psychological challenges he encounters along the way. A moving, authentic story of enduring love and growth, told against the breathtaking backdrop of the Scottish Highlands.

What to Bring

• Feel free to bring your own camp chairs or cushions for extra comfort. We have chairs and benches available, but your own seating can make the experience even more enjoyable.

Refreshments:

• Light refreshments will be available, and there will be comfort breaks. 

Tickets

🎟️ Paid tickets - booking required

• £5 standard

• £3 concession

• £10 Creek Champion (helps subsidise concession places and supports our education and conservation work)

If you’re able to choose the supporter ticket, thank you - it directly helps us run accessible events like this.