Guided Nature Walk

Join Josh Forrester, Coastal Ranger with the Council and their DUNE Project (funded by The National Lottery Heritage Fund), for a series of guided nature walks around Cleethorpes Local Nature Reserve and the surrounding areas. These seasonal walks offer a chance to explore the rich wildlife of the Humber Estuary during one of its most important times of year.

Autumn and Winter brings thousands of birds, such as waders and wildfowl, to the coastline, resting and feeding in preparation for their long migratory journeys. With Josh as your guide, you’ll learn about the birds and other wildlife that rely on our estuary for survival.

You’ll have the chance to see overwintering ducks, flocks of wading birds and congregations of geese within the setting of Cleethorpes’ coastal landscape.

Date and time: Friday 27 March, 10:00 - 12:00

Meeting point: Path infront of Cleethorpes Taphouse at Cleethorpes Boating Lake. What3Words location: ///bridge.motel.guards

What to Bring: Binoculars (if you have them), water and weather-appropriate clothing.

(We have a limited number of spare binoculars available. If you'd like to borrow a pair, please send us an email in advance to reserve them: [email protected].)

Age Suitability: All ages welcome, but children and young people must be accompanied by an adult.

Safety: All events take place outdoors. Please wear suitable clothing and footwear for the weather / terrain. Walks will include a mix of paved and uneven surfaces.

Accessibility: Please note that these walks may include uneven and unpaved surfaces, which could present challenges for those with limited mobility or using mobility aids. If you have specific accessibility needs, feel free to get in touch before booking so we can advise on suitability.

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