Pop by the Summer Leys visitor centre to try out a range of binoculars and scopes, and get expert advice from Opticron

Wild Ed – Primary is a fun and engaging afternoon session that encourages children to explore the great outdoors, make new friends, and develop new skills.

Little Bugs is a fun morning of nature exploration and discovery within the enclosed area of Wardown Park's arboretum

Join us for an adventure with outdoor nature play, crafts and stories for toddlers on our beautiful nature reserve at Sutton Courtenay.

Join our guided beach clean at The Naze and help remove plastic and litter from local beaches while protecting wildlife.

Lend a hand and help Plumgarths Gardens flourish!

Join our Reserve Officers for an evening of badger watching from our Badger Hide at Egleton.

Join us for an online presentation which gives an insight into these amazing birds and how we can help to look after swifts in Norfolk.

Pop by the visitor centre for a fantastic day celebrating birds and wildlife! Includes a Try Before you Buy Optics day with Opticron, 'The Birds of Bedfordshire Book Signing', Guide in…

Join us for an extraordinary adventure as we explore the fascinating world of biofluorescence!

This task will be fencing and mulching the hankercheif trees in Queenswood Arboretum

Join Lisa from 'Growing Bright' for one of her monthly craft sessions using natural materials.

Nature Tots is a weekly parent and toddler group where young children can explore, play and learn through nature.

Our monthly home education sessions will help your child develop a range of practical and social skills, whilst learning about wildlife.

Join SWT staff and volunteers for practical activities to help conserve the local environment.

Join SWT staff and volunteers to undertake practical activities to help conserve the local environment.

A beginner-friendly intro to iNaturalist—get ready to explore and record local wildlife.

The task for the day is path cutting and bridge maintenance

Garden writer Kate Bradbury explains how to encourage wildlife in our gardens and support broader landscape restoration.

Develop your photography skills when taking pictures of native British bluebells in an ancient woodland setting.