Join us every month during the school year for our Wildlife Watch After School Club at Brandon Marsh!

A chance for people with dementia and their companions to enjoy wildlife and nature and to celebrate VE day.

Talk and Wild Walk - The Rutland Sea Dragon

Join local naturalist, Chris Durdin, for a meander at NWT Thorpe Marshes and discover the reserve’s wildlife.

Are you a Nature Reserve Novice? Whatever your experience or motivation come along for a morning stroll to discover some amazing wildlife.

These sessions provide activities, stimuli and workshops to engage with nature and learn more about the world around us.

Explore NWT Sweet Briar Marshes at night and uncover the secret nocturnal lives of bats.

Join our guide for a leisurely walk around the reserve, along the way we'll be pointing out and listening for birds that inhabit the reserve

Experience the mesmerising song of the Nightingale on a private guided walk on the reserve.

Underwater photography workshop with Jack Perks at Cley - discover pond wildlife, learn species ID, and photograph life below the surface.

An opportunity for people with dementia and their companions to discover the wildlife and tranquillity of Plumgarths’ beautiful gardens.

Join local willow artist Toni Cross for a relaxing morning of creating practical and decorative items for the garden

An open evening celebrating and listening to our nightingales

Discover the unique world of Surrey's reptile community before going in search of them in Witley Common.

A talk on the project to rescue the Madagascar pochard.

Join us at Attenborough Nature Reserve for an introduction to bats with an evening talk and walk with local bat experts

Tour Weetslade Country Park and discover fascinating facts about the site.

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

Join us for an exciting early morning Otter Watch at the beautiful Lyndon Nature Reserve, Rutland Water!

Riverfly training teaches people how to monitor the health of local rivers by identifying key freshwater invertebrates.