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Eddington is a new community in Cambridge, developed by the University of Cambridge. Discover some of the habitats and features created at Eddington in this walking tour led by Mike …

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Gentle guided walk around the beautiful park to learn about native trees. Led by a knowledgeable Cambridge Past, Present & Future Warden, who will help you to identify tree species …

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***Extra Tour Added Due to Demand*** Eddington is a new community in Cambridge, developed by the University of Cambridge. Discover some of the habitats and features created at Eddington in …

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Join our knowledgeable volunteers for a walk around the reserve lakes and trails, taking in the seasonal highlights and sights and sounds of the wildlife that calls Fen Drayton Lakes …

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Fen Edge Trail landscape heritage walk in Cambridge from Castle Hill to the Sedgwick Museum. This guided walk (3 miles easy walking, taking about 1.5 – 2 hours) celebrates the publication of the …

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     Join us over Zoom as Professor Jeremy A Thomas talks about extinction and re-establishment of the large blue butterfly in Britain.  The large blue has long been an iconic …

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Our gardens are a potential haven for a diversity of wildlife species including hedgehogs, butterflies, bees, and birds. When combined together they can provide habitat for a staggering diversity of …

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This talk will introduce some recent collaborative work between Insect Ecology Group in the University Museum of Zoology, Cambridge and the Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire and Northamptonshire Wildlife Trust. This includes cataloguing …

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Come and visit the beautiful Anglesey Abbey and stop in at the pop up bookshop, full of books inspired by nature. The House will also be sharing the nature-inspired items …

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This is an opportunity to join our team of moth enthusiasts as we check the light trap for moths. We have been monitoring moths in the Garden every Fri morning …

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Calling all 2-5 year olds! Join us at the Museum for stories & play. Go on a garden safari in the Museum with stories and play. Hear a prickly tale …

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Our monthly pre-school session, for nature connection fun in the outdoors. Seasonal activities, crafts and stories for children aged 2-5 years, with an accompanying adult. This month the theme is …

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  University-of-Cambridge-Julieta-Sarmient Uncover the fascinating stories behind our collections, from the beetles of Charles Darwin to the tale of our fin whale. Why is there a fin whale skeleton in …

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FRIDAY 10TH JUNE 5pm – 11pm SATURDAY 11TH JUNE 8am – 1pm Clare College Sports Ground Bentley Road, Cambridge ///lions.friday.free Back for 2022! Bioblitz is our annual public-participation survey of …

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    Set in our beautiful landscape, the Festival of Plants celebrates the wonder of plants when the Garden is in full bloom. A fun-filled, fact-finding day out with something …

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     Multiple Dates: 11th, 18th and 25th June. Our volunteer guides share their personal selection of fascinating stories about gender and sex in the animal world at the Museum …

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Join one of our expert volunteers, for a walk around the newly flooded reedbeds to look at all the wildlife that is starting to colonise. At this time of year, …

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Beetles are so varied that they make up 40% of all insect species and 25% of all animal species on Earth! There are currently recorded 350,000 different species of beetle …

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Bird Ringing Demonstration on Sunday 12th June at Croft Close Set-aside, CB24 9HU Histon & Impington Green Spaces Charity (www.abbeyfields.online) Come and join us for a Bird Ringing Demonstration at …

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In collaboration with the Cambridge Nature Festival, join us for a days pond dipping and fishing at Hall’s Pool with coach, John Pope and the Environment Agency. Catch your first …

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Join our LEAF event to learn about all things wildlife-friendly farming, where your food comes from and how we look after nature too. LEAF Open Farm Sunday is the one …

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Explore the different stages of the fascinating lifecycle of butterflies and make a special flower that will help to attract them into your garden.

Weekdays in June. Join one of our experienced garden guides for a wander through the gardens. Our programme of seasonal highlights tours will be taking a summer focus and including …

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An illustrated talk around the different ways that video has helped Liam, from a A Shot of Wildlife YouTube channel, to connect people and UK wildlife in an online world. …

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