Family Coastal Wildlife Walk

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Join us for a relaxing walk around Blackhall Rocks Nature Reserve this half-term. We'll look for wildflowers and insects, identify trees, and spot seasonal birds along our coastal grasslands.

We will have spotter sheets for children to use, and will also have some binoculars available to borrow, but of course if you have your own, please bring them.

This event is being delivered as part of the Coastal Grasslands Reconnected Project, which aims to create and restore the wildflower rich magnesian limestone grasslands along the Durham Coastline. The project is a partnership between Durham County Council, the National Trust, and Durham Wildlife Trust. Coastal Grasslands Reconnected is funded by the Government's Species Survival Fund.

All children must be accompanied by an adult. Sturdy footwear and weatherproof clothing is advised. Walks will be at a slow pace with lots of stops.

There is parking available, but no nearby toilet facilities.

Please meet at the picnic tables by the car park, W3W:///edges.bluffing.excellent Photo credit: David Tipling/2020VISION