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…used to extend the Dragon Meadow. A total of two hectares of the park is now wildflower meadow habitat, which will support a range of wildlife and bring colour to…
This creative and messy activity can make for a very fun afternoon! Use mud and other natural objects to give a tree a face or make a tree creature. Let…
…• Nature targets for species recovery, habitat restoration and prevention of extinctions • Commitments to tackle some of the main drivers of biodiversity decline such as the unsustainable use of…
…for about two minutes until you reach the old church at the end. Here, turn left next to the wall at the gate (don’t go through the gate). Access is…
…from the bank. Trying to focus the telescopes in the Top Hide became laughable because everything appeared mysteriously veiled and the air hummed with ‘invisible’ geese and whistling wigeon. Luckily,…
Story stones are pictures painted or drawn on smooth stones that can be used as an aid in storytelling. The images are an excellent way to act as prompts for…
…In all this, we have had fun, both in learning how to safely use loppers, saws and mels to knock in posts, and also spades and mattocks for the art…
…July, there’s a chance to learn how to use a bat detector and take part in a bat roost survey. At the end of the month, ’Summer Tracks and Signs’…
