Whether you're in a bustling town or a quiet rural area, wildlife is all around us. Keep an eye out for various forms of wildlife, such as the melodious song of a bird, the telltale signs of a molehill, vibrant wildflowers to towering trees. These sightings are valuable and contribute to our understanding of local biodiversity.
Why participate?
A wonderful opportunity to connect with nature, taking a break from the daily routine to enjoy the beauty of the natural world. Studies have shown that connecting with nature can improve mental and physical wellbeing, reducing stress and enhancing mood. You will also gain knowledge about local wildlife and their habitats, fostering a deeper connection to the environment around you.
Discover the importance of sharing your wildlife sightings and learn about identification techniques. By reporting what you observe, you help build a comprehensive picture of local wildlife, which is crucial for conservation efforts.
Upcoming Noticing Nature Events
- Hinksey Heights Nature Trail, 21st May, 10am-12pm
- North Leigh Common, 4th June 10am-12pm
- Chimney Meadows, date, 18th June 10-12pm
More dates to be added soon:
- Spiceball Park, Banbury, date TBC
- Radley Gravel Pits, TBC
- Heyford Meadows, TBC
- Boundary Brook Nature Reserve, TBC
Who can attend?
This session is aimed at adults, but everyone is welcome to attend (under 18s must be accompanied and supervised by an adult). The event is free, but please book tickets for everyone attending as spaces are limited.
We look forward to seeing you there!
These events are supported by The National Lottery Community Fund's WISH Partnership.