Sights and sounds of the North Pennines
Bowlees Visitor Centre NewbigginWalks, craft activities and bird spotting tips
Free
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Cottongrass plug planting at Hartley Common
NatebyCome and join us on a cotton grass plug planting days on Saturday 18 March & Sunday 26 March. We have 12,000 common cotton grass plants to plant on degraded blanket bog on Hartley Common.
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Hedge and tree planting (Tees-Swale)
MickletonJoin us for a session planting native broadleaved trees in stock proof ‘cactus’ guards on Wednesday 22nd March and Thursday 23rd March 10am – 3pm at Mickleton.
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Hedge and tree planting (Tees-Swale)
MickletonJoin us for a session planting native broadleaved trees in stock proof ‘cactus’ guards on Wednesday 22nd March and Thursday 23rd March 10am – 3pm at Mickleton.
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Fellfoot Forward volunteer event 25 March
Long Meg car park Little Salkeld, Penrith, CumbriaA thank you event for Fellfoot Forward volunteers
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Cottongrass plug planting at Hartley Common
NatebyCome and join us on a cotton grass plug planting days on Saturday 18 March & Sunday 26 March. We have 12,000 common cotton grass plants to plant on degraded blanket bog on Hartley Common.
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Fellfoot Forward Site seeing get together
Armathwaite CumbriaA get together ahead of the surveying season
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Exhibition: An Avian Obsession
Bowlees Visitor Centre NewbigginAcrylic paintings of British wild birds by Katherine Rodger
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Guided walk: Signs of Spring by the river
Bowlees Visitor Centre NewbigginJoin us on a free family-friendly guided walk on 1 April 10:30-12:00 or 13:00-14:30 where we will be looking out for and noting down the early signs of spring. Expect buzzing bees, bright flowers and a feast for all the senses. The walk starts from Bowlees Visitor Centre.
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Guided walk: Signs of Spring by the river
Bowlees Visitor Centre NewbigginJoin us on a free family-friendly guided walk on 1 April 10:30-12:00 or 13:00-14:30 where we will be looking out for and noting down the early signs of spring. Expect buzzing bees, bright flowers and a feast for all the senses. The walk starts from Bowlees Visitor Centre.
