Watch shortlisted conservation films in the museum auditorium, then join a prize-giving, panel discussion and audience Q&A. Explore the drop-in fair, where local groups share stalls and activities on community energy, active travel, growing, reuse and repair, biodiversity and environmental volunteering.
National Museums Scotland is hosting the Edinburgh Conservation Film Festival in partnership with Edinburgh Communities Climate Action Network. The event brings together a full programme of shortlisted conservation films, an afternoon of discussion, and a community-focused fair that celebrates stories of conservation in action.
Visitors will begin with a film screening in the museum auditorium, followed by a prize-giving, a panel discussion and audience Q&A. The event then continues with an ECCAN drop-in fair in the Event Space, where local groups share stalls and activities covering community energy, active travel, growing, reuse and repair, biodiversity, and environmental volunteering.
It is designed to inspire people interested in the natural world, climate action and practical ways to get involved locally.
Simon Dures
23 January 2027, 13:30 – 16:30
Tickets start at £10 for members, concessions and discounted ticket types; adult tickets are £12. Accompanying essential carers go free.
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