Part of a series of guided walk/talks around Windsor Great Park, using bat detectors to locate and help Identify bats.

Learn to create a beautiful nature junk journal using a variety of repurposed items.

Join Cornwall Wildlife Trust for a guided walk around our fantastic beaver project at Woodland Valley Farm.

Join us to observe the beautiful Kielder ospreys.

Get to know the wide and diverse range of meadow plants with GWT Ecologist Gemma Bodé

Create Your Own Trinket Dish with Mandala Dotting

Learn, make and have fun outdoors.

A hands-on introduction to identifying our native butterflies and how to survey for these beautiful insects.

A fun and sociable morning of nature exploration and discovery for pre-school children.

Take a dusk walk through this post-industrial landscape to spot bats, nightjars, and glow-worms (if we're lucky!). Bring a torch and be prepared for midges.

Join us to find out more about Luton's hidden green spaces, help to boost your sense of wellbeing and meet new people.

Join the RSPB’s Project Officer on board the Fleet Explorer to get some of the best views possible of little terns and learn more about this vital colony.

Join London Wildlife Trust’s team in the citizen science BIOSCAN project discovering the diversity of insects from across the UK.

Settle down with your sketch pad and pencils, and accompany us on a online tutorial on how to begin to observe and sketch a Kingfisher!

Join Alford and Mablethorpe Area Group for a very exciting visit to Wild Wrendale, near Brigg to take a close look at a fantastic re-wilding project.

Help us look out for dolphins and other marine animals at Portland Bill in our monthly Sea Watch surveys.

Enjoy a guided walk around this fabulous nature reserve, looking out for the wildlife in the meadows and woodlands as well as seeing stunning views over the Kent estuary.

Come and help us monitor the species; you don’t have to be a wildlife expert, anyone can get involved!

Enjoy a midweek walk around a Trust nature reserve.

This illustrated talk by archaeologist and historian David Robertson explores more than 600 years of Norfolk and Suffolk archaeology