Nature Recovery Tour with River Six - FREE community event

Join us for a morning exploring the rewilding landscape of Broughton Sanctuary.

Your guide will be our ecologist, River Six, who has a wealth of knowledge and hands-on experience in restoring natural ecosystems and promoting biodiversity.

You will take a walk into the landscape to hear more about how and why we are transforming our 2600 acres of high intensity sheep pasture into a mosaic of different habitats, to deliver essential ecosystem services that we all need for a healthy planet.

Along the way River will point out some of the birds, insects, trees and plants that call this landscape home and tell you about the wildlife which we expect to move in as the landscape continues to rewild.

We are sorry that these tours are not suitable for wheelchair users or people with limited mobility. We are working on providing alternative opportunities in the near future.

This event is open to adults and children aged 8+

Please note:

• This event will take place entirely outdoors, and can involve walking over rough, wet ground, with steep slopes and long grass, for two or three miles.
• Please dress appropriately for the weather and wear sturdy boots. We also recommend long sleeves and long trousers as we currently have many biting insects and ticks around. Please come prepared.
• Please bring snacks and drinks if you need them. No refreshments are provided.
• Toilets are not available during the walk
• No dogs please

Multiple tour dates available, please use the pop-up menu by clicking “Select Tickets” to select a date.

All dates run from 10.30am to 12.30pm

Upcoming dates

• Saturday 25 July
• Tuesday 28 July
• Saturday 8 Aug
• Tuesday 11 Aug
• Saturday 22 Aug
• Tuesday 25 Aug
• Saturday 5 Sep
• Tuesday 8 Sep
  
• Saturday 19 Sep
• Tuesday 22 Sep

These are FREE events limited to 15 spaces.

This event has been funded by the White Rose Forest through their Trees for Climate programme, part of the Government’s Nature for Climate fund. The White Rose Forest is the Community Forest for North and West Yorkshire, and provides support and funding for woodland creation across the region as well as initiatives that bring people and nature closer together.

www.whiteroseforest.org