Meet the Sheep at Hengistbury Head: A Journey into Conservation

Meet the Sheep at Hengistbury Head: A Journey into Conservation

  • UNDER 16 WITH PARENT OR LEGAL GUARDIAN

Come hang out with the Rangers and learn all about our adorable Cotswold Lions, who help us manage different habitats on the nature reserve

By Hengistbury Head Visitor Centre

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Location

Hengistbury Head Visitor Centre

Broadway Southbourne BH6 4EW United Kingdom

Refund Policy

Refunds up to 3 days before event.

About this event

  • Event lasts 30 minutes
  • UNDER 16 WITH PARENT OR LEGAL GUARDIAN
  • Paid venue parking

Join us for an enchanting experiance at Hengistbury Head as we invite you to meet our remarkable Cotswold lions, the gentle grazers who play a pivotal role in the conservation of this stunning landscape. Led by our dedicated conservation rangers, this event promises to be a captivating blend of education and appreciation for the intricate balance of nature.

Guided by our rangers, you will learn how these magnificent sheep contribute a beautiful mosaic of microhabitats, fostering biodiversity and supporting the exceptional ecological status that earns Hengistbury Head its designation as a Special Site of Scientific Interest.

This is a unique chance to engage with nature, experience the beauty of our Cotswold lions, and understand their significant role in the health of Hengistbury Head. Join us for this brief yet enriching journey into the heart of conservation, where each moment contributes to a future rich in biodiversity. Your adventure awaits!

Frequently asked questions

Are dogs allowed?

Unfortunately, dogs are not allowed in the Visitor Centre or near the sheep.

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Hengistbury Head Visitor Centre

The Hengistbury Head Visitor Centre offers a wide range of Green heritage events covering wildlife, ecology, conservation, endangered crafts, ancient technology and living history. Through our robust programme of talks, walks, workshops and demonstrations, we hope to bring the natural world to life for the 1.2 million visitors who come to Hengistbury Head every year. The site is protected as a Local Nature Reserve, a Site of special scientific interest and a Scheduled Monument.

£3
Aug 22 · 10:00 GMT+1