Wildlife Watch at Panshanger Park

Herts and Middlesex Wildlife Trust offer a Wildlife Watch group for young budding wildlife explorers and those curious to find out more about the natural world at Panshanger Park. Meetings are led by trained volunteers and will be held monthly on a Sunday morning (10-12). Sessions will include a range of activities, games and exploration based in the wonderful setting of Panshanger Park.

Dates:

• Sunday 16th April 2023
• Sunday 21st May 2023

What is a Wildlife Watch group?

Wildlife Watch groups are a national Wildlife Trusts network aiming to enable young people to enjoy and explore their surroundings, appreciate and understand the influences which have shaped their environment and involve them in taking action for the future.

In Wildlife Watch groups, participants get to know and enjoy their local area - for example through fungus forays or tree games; and care for their local environment by doing things like organising litter picks, creating habitats such as bug hotels, or helping to restore ponds. They may also participate in projects recording species, monitoring the environment and contributing to wider community action. Together, these activities enable them to build personal and social skills and knowledge whilst developing a positive relationship with their local environment. By nurturing their curiosity and building confidence within a group, the aim is that participants will be inspired to continue learning and exploring in other areas of their lives.

 Who can join a Wildlife Watch group?

Anybody between the ages of 8 and 12 can join. The group provides a safe space for young people to enjoy the outdoors under the supervision of fully trained volunteer leaders.

Book your place here.

For more information regarding Herts and Middlesex Wildlife Trust safeguarding and privacy  policies please visit the website: https://www.hertswildlifetrust.org.uk/whatwedo/about-trust/governance/policies