An Evening Under the Stars - College Lake, Saturday 13 February
College Lake Nature Reserve,
Tring, Buckinghamshire
Join us for an evening of Astronomy and Stargazing at College Lake Nature Reserve
Matthew Roberts
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Join us for an evening of Astronomy and Stargazing at College Lake Nature Reserve
Are you thinking of volunteering with the Trust? This short talk is the perfect way to find out a bit more about us and what you can expect.
A member of the Wildlife Trust Pollinators team will give a talk on Gardening for the benefit of Pollinators.
See the many thousands of birds that migrate to the Exe Estuary during the autumn and winter months.
Vicky Eyles from Suffolk Wildlife Trust will explore Worlingham Marshes, a missing piece of the Southern Broads Landscape
See the many thousands of birds that migrate to the Exe Estuary during the autumn and winter months.
See the many thousands of birds that migrate to the Exe Estuary during the autumn and winter months.
See the many thousands of birds that migrate to the Exe Estuary during the autumn and winter months.
Join Ellie and learn how to make your garden a haven for nature without using chemicals.
A talk at the Kington Branch's regular monthly meeting
Woodland Manager, Edward Mills, will talk about the traditional skill of coppicing
Fay Jones will reveal the fascinating world of conifers.
A speaker from Devon Wildlife Trust will be doing an illustrated talk about the marine activities in North Devon.
How can we work with nature to reduce the risk and impacts of flooding?
Discover the vibrant spectrum of edible and medicinal plants, trees and mushrooms found in the East Midlands in this talk by Joanna Richart.
A talk from The National Trust's Restore Nature Manager
See the many thousands of birds that migrate to the Exe Estuary during the autumn and winter months.
See the many thousands of birds that migrate to the Exe Estuary during the autumn and winter months.
See the many thousands of birds that migrate to the Exe Estuary during the autumn and winter months.
See the many thousands of birds that migrate to the Exe Estuary during the autumn and winter months.