An exciting programme of activities designed for children who love wildlife and time outdoors.

Join us for a nature-based outdoor sessions for your little ones through the summer.

Learn how to spot dolphins and help us watch for them from our cliff top lookout at Durlston Country Park.

Join Seaquest Southwest’s public seawatch in 2026 National Whale & Dolphin Watch Week to spot wildlife and support marine conservation.

Join Shropshire Wildlife Trust for our journey sticks family friendly activity.

Join us for a short walk around Chesil Beach and Fleet Lagoon to discover some of the wildlife that calls this place home.

We’ll be getting to know Boz park by exploring the area and looking for signs of wildlife that may call the nature reserve home.

2 day workshop for children learning how to use cyanotype photography as an art medium.

Family activities designed to help young people and families discover more about and take action for the natural world!

Drop-in for free, fun, family nature activities at Camley Street Natural Park, on Mondays in the Summer Holidays.

An interactive nature themed story session for young children, on Mondays in the summer holidays.

Drop-in for free, fun, family nature activities at Sydenham Hill Wood, on Mondays in the summer holidays.

An interactive nature themed story session for young children, on Mondays in the summer holidays.

Led by David Seilly, we will go on a gentle walk around the former quarry to search for and count glow worms.

Join us at Heysham Library to learn more about UK Jellyfish species and how to identify them!

We've teamed up with Outside Lives for a Big Summer Litter Pick!

Witness the bats emerge this summer at Hanningfield.

Join us on a guided walk to find out about our work to restore temperate rainforest at West Muchlarnick, near Looe.

Join expert Nick Tomlinson to learn about our fascinating bat species and the equipment used to detect and study them.

Relax, slow down and enjoy the world around you. Join our nature carers café sessions to meet other carers, enjoy some social time and learn about nature.