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Mansfield & Ashfield Wildlife Watch: River Ramble
Swap ‘Screen Time’ for Green Time and enjoy outdoor activities on Titchfield Park, Quarry Lane and Oakham Nature Reserves.
About the event
The theme for this session is River Ramble – learning about the water cycle, how the natural landscape is shaped by water and about the wildlife that lives in or near the water.
Wildlife Watch groups offer a fun, wild and fantastic time for kids aged 7-13, and we have groups which meet up every month across the county.
We are Mansfield & Ashfield Wildlife Watch Group and we meet on the first Saturday of the month. Come and join in the fun – remember to dress for the weather!
For more information or to book your first session, please contact Sarah Spurry, Watch Leader by email: mansfieldwatch@nottswt.co.uk or mobile on 07885169111
We can now welcome parents/guardians to accompany their children for their first few introductory sessions if required.
For more information, visit the Wildlife Watch website. (www.wildlifewatch.org.uk/)
About the event
The theme for this session is River Ramble – learning about the water cycle, how the natural landscape is shaped by water and about the wildlife that lives in or near the water.
Wildlife Watch groups offer a fun, wild and fantastic time for kids aged 7-13, and we have groups which meet up every month across the county.
We are Mansfield & Ashfield Wildlife Watch Group and we meet on the first Saturday of the month. Come and join in the fun – remember to dress for the weather!
For more information or to book your first session, please contact Sarah Spurry, Watch Leader by email: mansfieldwatch@nottswt.co.uk or mobile on 07885169111
We can now welcome parents/guardians to accompany their children for their first few introductory sessions if required.
For more information, visit the Wildlife Watch website. (www.wildlifewatch.org.uk/)
Saturday 5 September
St Mark’s Church Hall, Nottingham Road, Mansfield, Nottinghamshire NG18 1BP
10:30am - 12:30pm
Organised by
Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust
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