Nurture Nature & Welcome Wildlife
When? 14 April 2018
Where? Weymouth
An event for all ages and all interests in nature and wildlife and how we can help them and they us.
Come along to Radipole Park & Gardens between 11am and 3pm and meet many of the experts in their field and those volunteers who care for local wildlife such as Hayley from Hayley's Hedgehog Rescue.
Some of the groups attending include the Dorset Mammal Group, Dorset Butterfly Conservation, Dorset Dragonflies and the Dorset Field Officer for amphibians and reptiles.
Other organisations on site will include Dorset Wildlife Trust and Kingston Maurward.
Being in the outdoors has a positive effect on all of us and can improve our mental and physical well-being.
Julie Hammon from Stepping into Nature will be happy to talk to you on how they are helping to deliver health and well-being benefits for Dorset’s older people, including those living with dementia and their carers. Using Dorset’s outstanding natural and cultural landscape to create and provide dementia friendly activities and sensory rich places to visit in Dorset.
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