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Saturday 27Th July to Sunday 4Th August 2019 Zone 4 Zone 5 University, Newtown, Woodley, Calcot, Tilehurst, Old Earley Southcote Saturday 27th Saturday 27th Plant Form at The Harris Garden University of Reading, ‘Wild BBQ’ Oxford Road Community Garden, 10am-12pm Western Elms Avenue 12pm -3pm Garden fun at Erleigh Rd Community Garden, 10:30am Sunday 28th Friends of McIlroy Park Sunday 28th Conservation session. McIlroy Park 10am-1pm Celebrating nature across Reading. Butterfly Identification and Recording at Palmer Park, 2pm Monday 29th Wild Rhyme time at Tilehurst Library, th th Monday 29 School Road 9:30am-10am Saturday 27 July to Cycle for Health at Palmer Park 11:30am (There is a cost th Oxford Road Baker Street Heritage Walk for this event.) Sunday 4 August 2019 10 am Over 16s. There is a cost for this event. Creatures of the night Bat Walk th and moth trapping event Southlake 8pm Tuesday 30 TCV- Surveying in Lousehill Copse 2pm Our 9 day programme with Tuesday 30th Wednesday 31st something for everyone. Wild about plants with Dr M” Harris Gardening Fun at Southcote Growallot, Garden University of Reading 11am-12:30pm Off Coronation Square 2pm-4pm FREE Amazing Bugs at The Ridgeline Trust 1pm-3pm st Thursday 1 August ACTIVITIES Wednesday 31st TCV- Conservation session EVERY DAY at Lousehill Copse 10am Friends of Cemetery Junction Bee Event 11am-3pm Friday 2nd August Butterfly identification event Thursday 1st August at Oxford Road Community Garden 12pm-1:30pm Botanical Storytelling with Georgiana Keable in the Harris Garden, Bat Talk and Walk Linear Park 7:30pm University of Reading 10am-11:30am and 1pm-3pm Saturday 3rd August nd Park Run 5k Prospect Park 9am Friday 2 August Community garden event Fantastic Beasts at Lousehill Copse For information and booking visit at St Nicholas Church, Sutcliffe Avenue 10am-12pm with Nature Nurture 10:30am-12:30pm wildaboutRG.com rd Saturday 3 August Sunday 4th August wildaboutreading Riverside walk meeting at Have a picnic at Prospect Park The Waterside Centre 6pm Sunday 4th August Have a picnic at Palmer Park FUNSA Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 3 Emmer Green, Caversham, Lower Earley, Green Park,Whitley, Coley Park, RBH, Caversham Heights Whitley Wood Town Centre Saturday 27th Saturday 27th Saturday 27th Butterfly identification and recording Nature photography tips at Maiden Erlegh Reserve, Reading Museum wild talk 1:00pm-2:30pm Caversham Park, Lowfield Road 12pm-1pm Instow Road 10am-11am Gardening Fun at Katesgrove Community Association, Sunday 28th th Waterloo Meadows 10am-1pm Sunday 28 Bumble Bee Talk at Maiden Erlegh Reserve 1pm Have a picnic at Clayfield Copse Sunday 28th Gardening fun at Whitley Grow Allot, Off Meavy The birds and other wildlife Gardens, 2pm-4pm Monday 29th of the town centre. Walk and Talk th TCV Clay Craft at Dingley Dell 10am Monday 29 meet in Forbury Gardens. 10am-12pm Green Park Turbine Tour 10am Monday 29th Tuesday 30th Radstock School open session 10:30am-12:30pm Architecture and Photography walk Supper picnic and hydro tour with Tuesday 30th with Terry Dixon. Start at Queen Victoria Reading Hydro Kings Meadow Riverbank 6pm The breeding birds of the Fobney Marshes. statue Market place 10am (There is a cost for this event.) Fobney Lock 10am Wednesday 31st Butterfly identification and recording Rewilding ancient and modern woodland Butterfly Identification with local butterfly Forbury Gardens 12pm-1pm in Reading walk. Clayfield Copse 10am-12pm expert at Maiden Erlegh Nature Reserve, 11am to 1pm. Tuesday 30th st Wednesday 31 Gardening fun & Butterfly identification Thursday 1st Dragonfly EventFobney Island 10:30am and recording at Lavender Place F4F, 12:30pm-2:30pm Terry’s Caversham walk. Start at 3 Guineas pub, Smallmead Tour adults only 1:00pm-2:30pm 10am (There is a cost for this event.) Wednesday 31st Garden fun at Whitley Growalot 3:30pm-5:30pm Teddy Bears Picnic at Forbury Gardens. Reading Newt Craft with TCV at Caversham Library, 2:15pm st Museum event, 10am-1pm (There is a cost for this event.) Thursday 1 Friday 2nd 50+ Erlegh Oaks Maiden Erlegh Reserve walk Thursday 1st 12:30pm-2:30pm Gosbrook Garden Growers Gardening fun at Coley Park Community St John’s Church Garden, Caversham, 4:30pm-5:30pm Biodiversity at Green Park Nature Walk Garden, Wensley Road 3:30pm-4:30pm 12pm-2pm nd rd Friday 2 Saturday 3 nd Friday 2 Wild about Reading at the Museum of Weller Centre Community Green Park Turbine Tour 12pm English Rural Life Family Picnic 11am-2pm Gardening session 10am-12pm Wild Cook Up. Whitley Grow Alot Saturday 3rd with Food4families and Pathhill 3pm-5pm Sunday 4th Reading Farmers Market Discover local Friends of Clayfield Copse Saturday 3rd food producers at Great Knolly’s Street 8:30am-12pm Earley Green Fair at Maiden Erlegh Nature Reserve - Voluntary conservation 10am-1pm th 10am-3pm Sunday 4 Picnic and free live music th Sunday 4 at Forbury Gardens (3pm-4:30pm) Have a picnic at Fobney Lock or Maiden Erlegh Nature Reserve. Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 3 Emmer Green, Caversham, Lower Earley, Green Park,Whitley, Coley Park, RBH, Caversham Heights Whitley Wood Town Centre Saturday 27th Saturday 27th Saturday 27th Butterfly identification and recording Nature photography tips at Maiden Erlegh Reserve, Reading Museum wild talk 1:00pm-2:30pm Caversham Park, Lowfield Road 12pm-1pm Instow Road 10am-11am Gardening Fun at Katesgrove Community Association, Sunday 28th th Waterloo Meadows 10am-1pm Sunday 28 Bumble Bee Talk at Maiden Erlegh Reserve 1pm Have a picnic at Clayfield Copse Sunday 28th Gardening fun at Whitley Grow Allot, Off Meavy The birds and other wildlife Gardens, 2pm-4pm Monday 29th of the town centre. Walk and Talk th TCV Clay Craft at Dingley Dell 10am Monday 29 meet in Forbury Gardens. 10am-12pm Green Park Turbine Tour 10am Monday 29th Tuesday 30th Radstock School open session 10:30am-12:30pm Architecture and Photography walk Supper picnic and hydro tour with Tuesday 30th with Terry Dixon. Start at Queen Victoria Reading Hydro Kings Meadow Riverbank 6pm The breeding birds of the Fobney Marshes. statue Market place 10am (There is a cost for this event.) Fobney Lock 10am Wednesday 31st Butterfly identification and recording Rewilding ancient and modern woodland Butterfly Identification with local butterfly Forbury Gardens 12pm-1pm in Reading walk. Clayfield Copse 10am-12pm expert at Maiden Erlegh Nature Reserve, 11am to 1pm. Tuesday 30th st Wednesday 31 Gardening fun & Butterfly identification Thursday 1st Dragonfly EventFobney Island 10:30am and recording at Lavender Place F4F, 12:30pm-2:30pm Terry’s Caversham walk. Start at 3 Guineas pub, Smallmead Tour adults only 1:00pm-2:30pm 10am (There is a cost for this event.) Wednesday 31st Garden fun at Whitley Growalot 3:30pm-5:30pm Teddy Bears Picnic at Forbury Gardens. Reading Newt Craft with TCV at Caversham Library, 2:15pm st Museum event, 10am-1pm (There is a cost for this event.) Thursday 1 Friday 2nd 50+ Erlegh Oaks Maiden Erlegh Reserve walk Thursday 1st 12:30pm-2:30pm Gosbrook Garden Growers Gardening fun at Coley Park Community St John’s Church Garden, Caversham, 4:30pm-5:30pm Biodiversity at Green Park Nature Walk Garden, Wensley Road 3:30pm-4:30pm 12pm-2pm nd rd Friday 2 Saturday 3 nd Friday 2 Wild about Reading at the Museum of Weller Centre Community Green Park Turbine Tour 12pm English Rural Life Family Picnic 11am-2pm Gardening session 10am-12pm Wild Cook Up. Whitley Grow Alot Saturday 3rd with Food4families and Pathhill 3pm-5pm Sunday 4th Reading Farmers Market Discover local Friends of Clayfield Copse Saturday 3rd food producers at Great Knolly’s Street 8:30am-12pm Earley Green Fair at Maiden Erlegh Nature Reserve - Voluntary conservation 10am-1pm th 10am-3pm Sunday 4 Picnic and free live music th Sunday 4 at Forbury Gardens (3pm-4:30pm) Have a picnic at Fobney Lock or Maiden Erlegh Nature Reserve. Zone 1 Zone 2 Zone 3 Emmer Green, Caversham, Lower Earley, Green Park,Whitley, Coley Park, RBH, Caversham Heights Whitley Wood Town Centre Saturday 27th Saturday 27th Saturday 27th Butterfly identification and recording Nature photography tips at Maiden Erlegh Reserve, Reading Museum wild talk 1:00pm-2:30pm Caversham Park, Lowfield Road 12pm-1pm Instow Road 10am-11am Gardening Fun at Katesgrove Community Association, Sunday 28th th Waterloo Meadows 10am-1pm Sunday 28 Bumble Bee Talk at Maiden Erlegh Reserve 1pm Have a picnic at Clayfield Copse Sunday 28th Gardening fun at Whitley Grow Allot, Off Meavy The birds and other wildlife Gardens, 2pm-4pm Monday 29th of the town centre. Walk and Talk th TCV Clay Craft at Dingley Dell 10am Monday 29 meet in Forbury Gardens. 10am-12pm Green Park Turbine Tour 10am Monday 29th Tuesday 30th Radstock School open session 10:30am-12:30pm Architecture and Photography walk Supper picnic and hydro tour with Tuesday 30th with Terry Dixon. Start at Queen Victoria Reading Hydro Kings Meadow Riverbank 6pm The breeding birds of the Fobney Marshes. statue Market place 10am (There is a cost for this event.) Fobney Lock 10am Wednesday 31st Butterfly identification and recording Rewilding ancient and modern woodland Butterfly Identification with local butterfly Forbury Gardens 12pm-1pm in Reading walk. Clayfield Copse 10am-12pm expert at Maiden Erlegh Nature Reserve, 11am to 1pm. Tuesday 30th st Wednesday 31 Gardening fun & Butterfly identification Thursday 1st Dragonfly EventFobney Island 10:30am and recording at Lavender Place F4F, 12:30pm-2:30pm Terry’s Caversham walk. Start at 3 Guineas pub, Smallmead Tour adults only 1:00pm-2:30pm 10am (There is a cost for this event.) Wednesday 31st Garden fun at Whitley Growalot 3:30pm-5:30pm Teddy Bears Picnic at Forbury Gardens.
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