Life in an Oak Tree

Oak tree

©Jon Oakley 

Life in an Oak Tree

Location:
Beacon Community Centre, Prospect Road, Market Drayton, , TF9 3BN
Oak trees are among Britain’s most iconic trees — and they are also some of our most important habitats for wildlife.

Event details

Date

Time
7:30pm - 9:00pm
A static map of Life in an Oak Tree

About the event

It is estimated that oak trees support around 2,300 species, with 326 species totally dependent on oak for their survival.

Join Dr Cath Price for a fascinating talk exploring the incredible fauna associated with our native oak trees. Discover the wildlife that lives in and around these magnificent trees, from the canopy to the bark, and learn why oaks hold such a special place in Britain’s natural and cultural heritage.

This event is hosted by the Market Drayton Branch of Shropshire Wildlife Trust.

Booking

Price

£3 for Shropshire Wildlife Trust members
£4 for non-members