Free Half Term Family Learning with London Wildlife Trust

By Diana Wallace
February 3, 2022 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Diana Wallace

Posted February 3, 2022

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Posted February 3, 2022

Join in fun half term courses for families living in Southwark with the London Wildlife Trust at the Centre for Wildlife Gardening, 28 Marsden Road, SE15 4EE

Monday and Tuesday 14th & 15th February 10 till 3 Nature Detectives - 2 days learning about tracks and signs of wildlife and setting traps to find their footprints and other clues to garden wildlife.

Friday 18th February 10 till 3 Reduce, Reuse and Recycle - discovering ways to reduce our impact on the environment with composting, trail, creativity and planting.

For further details and to book visit www.wildlondon.org.uk/events

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