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Mansfield & Ashfield Wildlife Watch: Wollaton Hall
Swap ‘Screen Time’ for Green Time and enjoy outdoor activities on Titchfield Park, Quarry Lane and Oakham Nature Reserves.
About the event:
This month's session is a mini-bus visit to the grounds of Wollaton Hall to see the deer and other wildlife.
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.
Price: free, but donations are welcome.
Check out our website for more information and other events!
About the event:
This month's session is a mini-bus visit to the grounds of Wollaton Hall to see the deer and other wildlife.
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.
Price: free, but donations are welcome.
Check out our website for more information and other events!
Saturday 7 November
St Mark’s Church Hall, Nottingham Road, Mansfield, Nottinghamshire NG18 1BP
10:30am - 12:30pm
Organised by
Nottinghamshire Wildlife Trust
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