| Date |
Tuesday 9th May 2017 |
| Time |
10:00 until 13:00 |
| Meet At |
SRWT HQ, Victoria Hall, Stafford Rd |
| Organised By |
Sheffield and Rotherham Wildlife Trust
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| Description |
Wildlife Gardening workshop.
A practical workshop looking at ways to make your garden more hospitable and attractive for wildlife. We will be looking at which plants and bulbs are best for encouraging pollinators, how to choose plants for your own wildflower 'meadow' and how to prepare an area for seed sowing. We will give training on how to recognise wildlife signs and how to create suitable refuges such as log piles, bat & bird boxes and hedgehog houses to encourage more animals to take up residence. Other practical ways to provide year round benefits for wildlife will be considered such as pond creation and safe lawn management.This popular course is limited to just 15 participants, so booking is essential
See www.wildsheffield.com/whats-on for further information and booking details.
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| Contact |
Paul Richards |
| Phone No. |
No information available
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| Email |
p.richards [at] wildsheffield.com |
| Website |
http://www.wildsheffield.com/naturecounts
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| Type of Event |
Practical Activity |
| Primary Focus |
General Interest |
| Wheelchair/Pushchair Accessible |
No |
| Suitable for Families |
No |
