WWT Slimbridge Wetlands Centre Walk and Roll

TheFestival of Natureis back from the 7-15th June in the West of England and online!This year our theme is WATER. Wherever you are, find out how you can help protect our precious water habitats at home. We hope you have fun, try something new, and – most importantly – feel inspired to take action for nature.Festival of Nature is organised by the Natural History Consortium a collaboration of 13 organisations working together on a shared mission: to engage everyone with the natural world through collaborative action.

Festival of Nature

Experience the beauty of WWT Slimbridge Wetland Centre on an accessible journey. Learn about diverse bird species with expert guidance.

WWT Slimbridge

Festival of Nature 2024

Festival of Nature is the UK’s largest celebration of the natural world, taking place 1 – 9 June across Bristol and Bath.

Join an accessible walk and roll for Disabled people at the beautiful WWT Slimbridge Wetland Centre, learning about the birds from all around the world that can be found on site.For those that live in Bristol City, there is an accessible mini-bus to WWT Slimbridge. Mini-bus pickup will be from your home at approx. 11:00am and arrival back home at approx. 3:00pm. AboutJoin us at Slimbridge for an accessible walk and roll for Disabled people. Slimbridge is a beautiful wetland centre an hour from Bristol that is famous for its birds.The walk will be on flat dry ground that is wheelchair accessible. There will be lots of points where you can sit down and rest, and accessible loos nearby.We will be led by one of the Slimbridge team who will teach us about what we see. They will be joined by a Disabled person, Emma Geen, who will be there to support you and make sure you feel comfortable.A simple free packed lunch will be on offer for those want it. Please tell us about your dietary needs when booking your ticket. AccessibilityWe can pay for access needs such as a PA or BSL translator. You can hire a manual wheelchair or mobility scooter from Slimbridge free of charge. We have created an accessibilty guide about the walk <a href="https://docs.google.com/document/d/1EiQ7JDVU2vh1E_oVAGI_LY8apW_EUdY5O-ZpGIhQcQ8/edit#heading=h.v5fq9jemws8l" title="https://docs.google.com/document/d/1EiQ7JDVU2vh1E_oVAGI_LY8apW_EUdY5O-ZpGIhQcQ8/edit#heading=h.v5fq9jemws8l" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">here</a>.The route we are taking is along a flat, hard surfaced path. The are places to sit and stop along the route, at about every 5 mins. The walk/roll will be at a very gentle pace, we will go at a leisurely speed that everyone is comfortable with.For Disabled people who live in Bristol and need transport there will be an accessible mini-bus.We can also cover fuel costs for Disabled people who live in Bristol and what to drive themselves. Those not taking the mini-bus will be welcome to stay on site after the walk and roll.We can make changes to the walk and roll based around the needs of the group. If there is would anything that would help the walk and roll feel more possible for you please let us know in the question about access needs when getting your ticket. If a chat would be the best way to do this please contact Emma. If you have any questions you can contact Emma at <a href="mailto:futuremancy@gmail.com" title="mailto:futuremancy@gmail.com" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer">futuremancy@gmail.com</a>. Or you can leave a message on 07930278602 to get a call back.Spaces are limited so please let us know if you’re no longer able to attend. Jargon Buster:Accessible: When a Disabled person can use or take part in something because their needs have been met.Accessibility: Whether something is accessible or not.Access needs: What a Disabled person needs to do or fully take part in something.British Sign Language translator (BSL): This is a person that helps Deaf people talk to people who don’t use BSL. BSL is the language used by Deaf people. It uses hand gestures.Personal assistant (PA): Someone who supports a Disabled person with their access needsWetland: A place that is very wet and has lots of reeds and birds like ducks and geese.About Festival of NatureFind out more about this year's Festival of Nature 1-9 June<a href="http://www.festivalofnature.org.uk" title="http://www.festivalofnature.org.uk" target="_blank" data-msys-clicktrack="0" rel="nofollow noopener noreferrer"> www.festivalofnature.org.uk</a> @festofnature #festofnature

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