Join a Dorset Wildlife Trust Warden on this adult/family event at Tout Quarry Sculpture Park and Nature Reserve for a morning dedicated to butterflies. As summer heats up and flowers burst into bloom we will take a walk around the quarry looking for butterfly species feeding on nectar. Our staff and volunteers will help you identify the butterflies and other wildlife we see along the way.
This event is suitable for adults and families with children from 4 to 15 yrs old. All children must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
BOOKING ESSENTIAL via Eventbrite only.
Event runs 10.00 a.m. - 12.00p.m.
Tickets are charged at £6 for adults and £4 for children.
Please book a ticket for all members of your party.
Please be aware that there may be areas of uneven muddy ground so wear wellingtons or walking boots. Also bring what you need (hats, coats, drinking water etc) and wear clothing appropriate to weather on the day.
Free parking is available on site.
Toilet and baby changing available in Portland Heights Hotel Cafe nearby.
Sorry No Dogs Allowed.
If coming to Portland Bill by public transport then use the number 1 bus service. Travelling in from Weymouth direction the closest bus stop is at Portland Heights. It is then approximately a 5 minute walk to the Tout Quarry Car Park where we will meet.
Further information from Wild Chesil Centre - Tel 01305 206191
Email chesilbeach@dorsetwildlifetrust.org.uk
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Terms and Conditions for Participants
DWT reserves the right to cancel the event at any time. In the event of DWT cancelling an event, a full refund will be issued.
DWT reserves the right to reschedule events in the event of unfavourable conditions and offer alternative dates or issue a full refund.
Cancelling your booking
Cancellations are accepted at the discretion of Dorset Wildlife Trust and a reasonable cancellation cause should be provided by the participant.
You may request a cancellation up to 7 days before the date of the course or workshop. You may be charged an administration fee.
Image c Tony Bates.