Mammal detectives - members only
10.30 - 12.30
Join Stuart Edmunds at this members only event to learn how to track mammals and see what tracks can be found at this lovely permaculture site near Bridgnorth
Events
We run events across Shropshire for people of all ages and abilities. Our local branches are also very active in putting together events programmes throughout the year.
Please use the map to find events in your local area, or search using the tick boxes below.
Wild Waters - A natural history of Shropshire's Streams and Rivers by Pete Lambert, River Projects' Manager, SWT
19:30 to 21:00
Pete’s talk will complement Luke Neal’s presentation to us last year. He’ll be taking a direct look at river wildlife, plants, invertebrates, mammals, birds and all that lives in our Shropshire…
Moths, small is beautiful - Oswestry Branch
19:30
Tom Hayek of Shropshire Wildlife Trust shares his passion for these beautiful insects.
The natural history of Christmas - Market Drayton Branch
7.15pm
Find out about the origins and secrets of our Christmas customs.
Wednesday Wildlings (Under 5's) - 21st November
10:30am
Our weekly toddler group for under 5's. Join us for wild play in our outdoor wild child corner.
Water Pollution
7PM - 9PM
Where does water pollution come from and what can you do?
Lost landscapes and meadows of memories - an evening talk @ The Boathouse
6.00pm - 7.30pm
An entertaining & thought-provoking early evening talk about the changes in Shropshire’s wild places through the lifetimes of the speaker Dr Cath Price and Shropshire Wildlife Trust
Feed the birds - Drop-in @ The Boathouse
10.00am to 4.30pm
Drop in to The Boathouse and have a go at making bird feeders from natural & recycled materials.
Bird feeders & nestboxes - Drop-in @ Alderford
10.00am - 4.30pm
Drop in to the SWT pod at Alderford to make nestboxes to suit every species, and bird feeders from natural and recycled materials.
Garden birds - Walk, talk & tea @ Alderford
1.30pm - 4.30pm
Talk and demonstrations about how to encourage birds in your garden using feeders, nest boxes and natural planting and how to identify your garden visitors.