Events

Ecologist Adam Robbins will present an ecological discussion about the benefits of waste and waste ground to the plants and animals of the UK; from micro-creatures and micro-climates to the more common species. Short group AGM will follow.

Owen Rogers, a volunteer from Bath, will give us an overview of the work of the Woodland Trust, Britain's leading woodland conservation charity which aims to project, restore and create woodlands.  It has 500,000 members and manages 26,000 hectares of woodland.

This Naturally Healthy Month, come along for a gentle stroll along the Blackbrook Stream and learn about the wildlife that lives there. 

Come and join us for a walk in Long Wood, one of the Somerset Wildlife Trusts oldest reserves and witness the incredible carpert of bluebells that can be found there this time of year. Plus, if there's time, we will see how the trees we planted at Black Rock are growing.

PC Dave Pepper of Avon and Somerset Police’s Wildlife Crime Unit will give a broad ranging talk about the different types of wildlife crime, and tell us how we can assist the police by reporting crime against wildlife.

This Naturally Healthy Month, join us for some practical conservation work and outdoor fun. Come along and continue the rebuilding of the internal boundary wall at our reserve Velvet Bottom.

This Naturally Healthy Month, get active while helping Somerset’s wildlife at the same time. Join us at Cheddar Wood and replace hurdle gates with field gates & repair boundary fences.

Help us celebrate this beautiful ancient woodland. We're running sessions in woodland crafts, bird calls, Tai Chi, nature discovery, charcoal making and much more! With support from the Hanson in the Community Fund. You can opt to come along in the morning, the afternoon or both, as there are morning and afternoon tickets available for a variety of different activites.

View the full programme of activities to choose from by clicking here. 

Join us for the frst Somerset Festival of Nature where, with our conservation partners we put on a day of celebration of all things nature-based.
There’s lots of activities to get stuck into such as pond dip, bug-hunting, den-building and much more to get you out and active in the great outdoors.

Come and join Francis Farr-Cox as he unravels the history and mystery of the watercourses of Taunton on this enjoyable guided walks around the town.