An illustrated talk by Dr Cath Price

Outdoor fun and wild play activities, perfect for children aged 0 to 5 years!

Learn the techniques of owl pellet dissection and the identification of prey remains found in them. Dissect your own pellet, work out what the owl had eaten, and what the investigation can tell us…

Sue and Martin Steere will look at how approaches to farming have developed over time and explore the principles behind organic agriculture.

Our gardens can provide valuable habitats and food sources for wildlife — from insects and birds to small mammals and amphibians.

An exploration of the wildlife and extreme habitats of an amazing continent.

Traditional orchards are much more than places where fruit is grown.

What would it mean to recover nature for future generations?

Bees are among our most important pollinators, playing a vital role in ecosystems and helping many of the plants around us to reproduce.

Join us for an evening exploring the work of the Canal & River Trust and the important role our waterways play for people and wildlife.