Matthew Roberts
1897 results
Join us for a Christmas wreath making workshop at Attenborough Nature Centre.
Join us for a relaxed nature inspired arts and crafts session, in the beautiful surroundings, with bottomless tea and coffee!
Take a trip across the border into our neighbouring county Lincolnshire, to see deer, seals, birds of prey, insects and amphibians. It boasts a surprising diversity of wildlife throughout the year…
Learn how to recognise trees without their leaves during the winter season on our popular tree ID course.
Discover, explore and play outdoors
Our toddler sessions are back! These sessions are designed to get little ones confident outside, exploring and learning about nature.
We will be coppicing in South Wood, Queenswood
Our weekly session for parents & toddlers to get hands on with nature & an early interest in wildlife with fun activities, games and crafts!
Nature Tots & Babies is a weekly group where young children can explore, play and learn through nature.
Our home education sessions will help your child develop a range of practical and social skills, whilst learning about wildlife.
Help us with a range of conservation tasks at one of our flagship nature reserves, Foulshaw Moss.
A workshop on using willow to weave reindeer sculptures
Carlton Marshes: Wild play activities for children aged 18 months- 5 years.
A drop-in session for people living with dementia accompanied by their loved ones/ carers.
We will be pruning in the orchard.
Are you interested in learning more about nature and wildlife conservation? Join our free monthly Young Voices workshops for 14-18 year olds.
Join us for a day of conservation action at the lovely Smardale Nature Reserve
Join us for our weekly work party where we'll be tackling a variety of jobs to help improve the site for wildlife.
Come and join us for our weekly strolls at Attenborough Nature Reserve. Take in the views, chat to someone new and enjoy the benefits of walking in nature.
Come and join us for our twice-weekly strolls run by Lincolnshire Co-Op at Idle Valley Nature Reserve. Take in the views, chat with someone new, and enjoy the benefits of walking in nature.
