Nature Tots
Kingcombe Visitor Centre ,
Dorchester , DorsetA group for parents/guardians to bring children aged five and under to experience the wildlife of Kingcombe.
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A group for parents/guardians to bring children aged five and under to experience the wildlife of Kingcombe.
The owner of Middleton North, Charlie Bennett, outlines his journey into nature recovery.
Find out about the nature reserves of North-West Lincolnshire.
‘Further travels of a Shropshire Lad’ - a talk by local photographer, Geoff Hall
Kat Hinton of Shropshire Wildlife Trust will talk about a new project to reduce flooding and bring back nature within the town.
Explore the incredible wildlife of two very special places, Norfolk and Shetland, through this photography exhibition by Josh Jaggard.
Join us for an exciting talk by local astrophotographer, Lee Hunt.
Join our talk on 'Wild Wrendale' by Hannah Dale.
Join Woodbridge Wildlife Group for an entertaining and interactive quiz evening of nature and general knowledge.
Discover the history and wildlife of the Fens with this talk by Geof Lee.
Find out the latest developments on the Doddington Hall Estate from this evening's guest speaker, Isobel Wright.
A fun and creative session for adults combining mindfulness and crafting in nature, held within a woodland nature reserve.
Tanya Hoare will review our current knowledge of bird migration and what we mean by sleep.
Develop practical skills required to effectively manage a small woodland.
Join us for a brew, a talk about birds and nature, and a walk to see what we can find.
Why not join us to explore our natural world on our Nature Tot sessions at Heysham Nature Reserve.
These 3-hour walks are led by Terry Mitcham, the bird recorder of Rutland Natural History Society, and a very experienced birdwatcher. He regularly runs bird identification courses and has written…
Wild play activities for children aged 18 months to 5 years.
Join us for a fun evening of quizzing round the log burner as we get cosy and quizzy!
Discover fascinating facts about how the site came into being, as well as the role of NWT and how we can all help nature going forward.