Youth Event: Butterfly Walk with Butterfly Conservation
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Youth Event: Butterfly Walk with Butterfly Conservation

We are teaming up with the Butterfly Conservation for a mindful butterfly walk in the park. All levels of ability welcome.

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Date and time

Sunday, May 11 · 10am - 12pm GMT+1

Location

Brandon Hill

Park Street Bristol BS1 5RR United Kingdom

About this event

  • Event lasts 2 hours

Butterfly Conservation Project Officer, Angus Walker, will be taking us on a walk to see Brandon Hill in a new light. We'll start our morning with looking at live moth species from our overnight moth trap before exploring the wildflower habitats. We'll be observing butterfly species (maybe seeing them up close!) learning about life cycles, populations and their needs. You can also choose and pot up a butterfly friendly plant to take home with you.

This event is suitable for young people from any level of knowledge or experience! Come along and say hello, meet new people and learn a new skill. We will have some binoculars available but if you have your own bring them along.

Exact meeting location will be sent on ticket confirmation.

This event is part of our Youth Programme so we ask anyone attending to be between 14-25 years and to please have parental consent if under 18.

The session will take place outdoors so please dress warmly. Sturdy, appropriate footwear is also recommended.

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Avon Wildlife Trust
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Avon Wildlife Trust is the largest local charity working to protect wildlife in the West of England area (formerly the County of Avon - Bristol, Bath and North East Somerset, North Somerset and South Gloucestershire). With the support of over 17,600 members, 1,500 volunteers and corporate support, we are the largest local charity working to protect wildlife and inspire people. We care for over 30 nature reserves, from ancient bluebell woods, nationally rare wetlands and wildflower meadows.

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