Saturday stroll – Bollihope
BollihopeJoin us for a gentle walk at a relaxed pace on the last Saturday afternoon of each month. The walk will be from Bollihope on 29 April starting at 10.30pm and finishing at approximately 1pm.
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Photogrammetry – training and volunteering
UTASS 9-11 Chapel Row, Barnard Castle, United KingdomDo you have an interest in the historic environment and lead mining heritage of the North Pennines and a passion about its conservation? We have an exciting opportunity to volunteer with us and be trained in photogrammetry.
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Photogrammetry – training and volunteering
UTASS 9-11 Chapel Row, Barnard Castle, United KingdomDo you have an interest in the historic environment and lead mining heritage of the North Pennines and a passion about its conservation? We have an exciting opportunity to volunteer with us and be trained in photogrammetry.
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Fellfoot Forward Field recording and environmental listening workshop
Fellfoot Forward scheme area, CumbriaA practical field recording workshop to collect sounds in the Fellfoot Forward area
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BeeWalk Training with the Bumblebee Conservation Trust
Bowlees Visitor Centre NewbigginFree, one-day course to learn about the identification of all 24 British bumblebees and an update on the national BeeWalk scheme
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Green finance workshop: is the conservation sector ready?
Royal Geographical Society LondonWorkshop exploring blended finance / private sector funding in nature conservation
£50 -
Fellfoot Forward Discover your grasslands
Hallbankgate Hallbankgate, United KingdomExplore our diverse grasslands and learn identification skills
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Fellfoot Forward – Uncovering the Past results sharing evening
Heather Glen, AinstableA history and archaeology sharing event.
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Fellfoot Forward Hazel panel making workshop
Talkin Tarn, Brampton Tarn Road, BramptonLearn a traditional skill and help to build a stargazing pavilion
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Tree seed collecting
Bowlees Visitor Centre NewbigginJoin us at the Bowlees Tree and Wildflower Nursery collecting Wych Elm seeds from around the visitor centre and sowing them into pots.
