About this Event
Join us at Westbury Wildlife Park, an important wildlife corridor that is being protected for nature. We'll be helping Adam, their ecologist, to carry out monitoring to identify the wildlife that uses the space. May is a great time for slow worms, so we'll check the reptile mats that Adam and volunteers have laid out to encourage basking and see how many we can find. Then we'll carry out a survey for breeding birds, trying to find evidence of nesting sites.
This will be an active session with lots of walking around over uneven ground, and will take place no matter the weather - so dress warm and waterproof. Layers, coats and wellies or sturdy walking boots are advised.
Westbury Wildlife Park can be found at Trym Rd, Bristol BS9 3ET. It is easily accessible via bus using routes 1, 2 or 2a. It is about a 10-minute walk from the Henbury Road, Southfield Road and Lake Road stops served by these routes.
This event is part of our Youth Programme so we ask anyone attending to be between 14-25 years old. Anyone under 18 must have parental consent to attend. Parents and siblings are also welcome.
This event will take place at Westbury Wildlife Park and is suitable for young people from any level of knowledge or experience! Come along and say hello, meet new people and learn a new skill.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Westbury Wildlife Park Foundation, Trym Road, Bristol, United Kingdom
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