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Nature Talks and Walks offers schools and groups the chance to Explore, Discover and Enjoy British Nature with environmental tours and workshops.
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24/06/2024

12/01/2024

New Year New Video. Check out my brand new introduction video to learn all about my job, why I do it and how it could help you improve your connection to nature today!

Book a wildlife event today by visiting: www.naturetalksandwalks.co.ukOr emailing: [email protected] events are always about complete emersion...

07/04/2022

Interested in discovering your local wildlife? Next Monday I'll be working with Forest Frontiers to lead two wildlife walks, talking about trees, birds, butterflies and everything in between. There's a walk in the morning and afternoon slot.

Primary School-Aged Children are welcome 10 am-12 pm during this time lunch will also be provided.

Secondary School-Aged Children are welcome 1 pm-3 pm during this time lunch will also be provided.

Book your space here: https://forestfrontiers.co.uk/our-events/

Events Take a look what’s on and book your event today.

14/04/2021

Great Digital Wildlife Walk tonight on the damselflies of the UK, with one guest joining all the way from Ohio USA! Brilliant to see the international interest in our humble UK nature, such as the pictured beautiful demoiselle.

If you're interested in seeing this and more of my Digital Wildlife Walks, you can subscribe to them for just £9 a month. Please email me for more information: [email protected]

02/03/2021

Tomorrow is the first of March. Book your place now to discovery the incredible diversity of , the second largest family on the planet! https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/142523287991

This Digital Wildlife Walk explores the world of the daisy family. These plants can seem familiar but their cousins might surprise you.

26/02/2021

March and April's Digital Wildlife Walks are now up and running. First one will be the world of daisies and their relatives. You can book your ticket today or if you're interested in subscribing for just £9 a month, you'll be able to watch all four digital wildlife walks of the month whenever you like as many times as you like.

For more information on subscribing please email [email protected]

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/142523287991

This Digital Wildlife Walk explores the world of the daisy family. These plants can seem familiar but their cousins might surprise you.

17/02/2021

Great to see so many kids eager and very knowledgeable about British nature. They are the next generation who will take the baton to further protect nature. Couldn't be prouder of being part of their education.

We had lot's of fun in our ages 7 - 11 British Animals Workshop yesterday! This lovely feedback was sent to us from a parent. We still have spaces left in our other workshop's but they are going fast! If you'd like to book please email [email protected]

How Do Plants Grow? - Tuesday 23rd February: 2pm
Animal Senses - Thursday 25th February: 2pm
Garden Slug Hunt - Friday 26th February: 2pm

17/02/2021

Our next Digital Wildlife Walk in February is all about weaselly wecognised and stoatally different animals. You've guessed it, Weasels and their Cousins runs on the 25th February and explores the world of British mustelids. https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/135980345875

This walk delves into the worlds of weasels, the minds of mint and the secrets of stoats.

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Videos

Convolvulus hawk-moth going for a walk

Here st Knepp today ahead of leading a wildlife holiday in West Sussex this weekend

Even in this cold, rainy weather, town birds can still be heard and enjoyed. In #chorley today we found blackbirds, great tits and beautiful song thrushes!

The sign of spring are there, it's nearly here! This week we've been watching red admirals in Oxfordshire and listening to the joyful church bells in Skipton.