HWT and HWT branch events

Rivers, Roots and Resilience – A Day of Climate Action

Following on from the success of last year’s inaugural Day of Action for Herefordshire’s rivers and wetlands, HWT present Rivers, Roots and Resilience – A Day of Climate Action across Herefordshire and the Wye Valley on Saturday 6th September.

Throughout the day, community groups and organisations will be running activities to celebrate wildlife, explore our rivers and landscapes, raise awareness of climate change, and take local action for a more sustainable future. All activities are free to take part in and most are family-friendly.

There are also a number of tours taking place during the day which showcase actions others are taking such as at Dôl-Wen, an off-grid smallholding near Tintern, and at Ballingham Court where participants can enjoy a guided walk through a beautiful Herefordshire farm to uncover nature-friendly farming on the banks of the River Wye. Some events look at some of our smallest species – our moth breakfasts at Marden and Llangrove – while, at the other end of the scale, Chepstow Museum is holding a Big Fish exhibition! At Bartonsham Meadows in Hereford, family activities include WildPlay, river surveys, coracle displays and a nature trail while over in Hereford Town Hall, Herefordshire Council will be presenting talks and discussion on Environmental Careers in Herefordshire.

There will also be free unlimited travel on bus routes 65 and 69 throughout the day – forming a circular journey between Chepstow and Monmouth through the stunning Wye Valley.

A full list of events and activities with details of how to book (where necessary) can be found on the HWT website.


Herefordshire Wildlife Trust survey for groups and individuals:

Do you want to do more for nature but unsure where to start? Perhaps you’re already involved in wildlife activities at home, at school or as part of a local group but need additional support or advice?

We want to hear your views to help us shape how we support and collaborate with communities over the next few years.

If you have a few minutes to spare, please complete this short survey to help guide our next steps.


HWT Weobley Branch – Dark Skies Light Pollution Surveys

The Weobley branch of HWT is taking part in light pollution surveys for the CPRE Dark Skies Project and is looking for volunteers to carry out monitoring of light pollution once a month. Training on using the light monitors and recording the information on an App will take place on the evening of Tuesday 16th September in Pembridge.

For further information and to register contact Pam Dunthorne

dunthopf@gmail.com

07501 985756

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