Matthew Roberts
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Join us to find the story of College Lake and discover our Cornflower Fields.
Join invertebrate expert Dave Goddard on a Butterfly ID course suitable for all abilities at Attenborough Nature Reserve.
Join expert, Stephen Brown, to learn about the stunning butterflies around Kingcombe Meadows National Nature Reserve.
Join us on Saturday 5th July 2025 at Parkridge Visitor Centre for our Bat Talk & Walk!
Join us for our guided boat trip to see the Ospreys at Rutland Water
Join Barton Area Group as they head to RSPB Bempton Cliffs.
You’re invited to beat the Balsam at Low Barns Nature Reserve with our reserves team.
Join Louise Stebbing and try chine collé, a printmaking technique that transfers an image onto delicate paper bonded to a heavier support
Take a guided walk along the shingle bank towards Blakeney Point to look for the characteristic plants of the shore and saltmarsh, along with butterflies and birds.
Help keep Norfolk's beaches pristine for wildlife!
Celebrate National Meadows Day by exploring the meadows at Aberduna Nature Reserve and help us record the butterflies we spot!
Spend a day with local craftswoman Fay Jones in this wonderful ancient woodland learning about dyeing with our native trees.
A wildlife club for 11-17 year olds who have an interest in wildlife and conservation, this month at Greenham Common, Newbury.
A wildlife club for 8 – 11 year olds who love nature and wildlife, this month at Greenham Common, Newbury.
Join us for a walk on this is a beautiful reserve with it’s rich, diverse habitat including ancient woodland, wet meadow and fen.
Join us to observe the beautiful Kielder ospreys.
You’re invited to beat the Balsam at Low Barns Nature Reserve with our reserves team.
Join us at Whisby Education Centre to learn to lure, identify, survey and record clearwing moths; an elusive yet beautiful group of species.
Enjoy a family day at Northumberlandia and join in with our carousel of activities through the day celebrating summer fun on the reserve.
Learn about wilding and how keystone species have been restoring Kent's last remaining Fen
