Description
Join us for a fun, family-friendly walk in search of the birds, bugs and other wildlife found in Walker Park.
About this Event
Join NHSN Field Naturalist, Rowan Bagenal-Lowe, searching for local wildlife at Walker Park. We will be on the lookout for birds, bugs and interesting botany, with an introduction to the identification of species, and how to use wildlife recording apps (iRecord).
This walk is aimed at complete beginners and enthusiasts alike. Feel free to bring along your cameras and binoculars, and remember sunscreen.
Let's get out and love our local parks!
Essential Information
Event lead: Rowan Bagenal-Lowe
Event length: 1 session, Tuesday 18 August, 10.00 pm- 12.00 pm
Event structure: Informal walk
Level: Beginner/Enthusiast
Meet at: Robert Burns Statue, Walker Park, Newcastle upon Tyne NE6 3AU.
Suggested donation: £2.50 per person. Rather than charging a fixed ticket price, we invite those who are able to, to make a suggested donation of £5 per person. Your support helps us deliver future events while ensuring that cost is never a barrier to taking part, funding places for those who may not otherwise be able to attend.
About Gosforth's Wild Web
All Gosforth's Wild Web events are fun and friendly. They provide opportunities for people of all ages to enjoy and experience local wildlife in the neighbourhoods across Newcastle and North Tyneside. What will you discover in your local area? Join in today and start noticing nature near you. For more information about the project, please see here.