Birds of a feather: migration and movement
Join us for a fascinating talk about bird migration
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Join us for a fascinating talk about bird migration
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Local Naturalist Nigel Gilligan will give a talk on the Wildlife of Northern Ireland.
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Be part of the community and help us create and maintain this wonderful urban reserve.
Join us as we explore the outdoors with nature spotting, foraging and bushcraft.
Come and join us for some practical maintenance at the reserve.
Learn about the work of local curlew volunteers and how they are protecting nests and chicks in the Lyth Valley and around Kendal
Join us to undertake some Autumn and Winter tasks including scrub clearance and ride management
Emma Hughes of Cumbria Connect – restoring landscape together with special reference to the Eden Valley.