Celebrating our Limestone’s Living Legacies
11th June 2021
Location: Online Event Time: 10am - 1pm
Read moreGems in the Dunes – Creative Writing Spring Workshops
29th April 2021
Location: Online Zoom Event Time: 6.00-7.30pm Following on from our Natterjack Toad Creative writing workshop, our Gems in the Dune team would like you to be inspired by more rare creatures of the Sefton coastal dunes - lizards and beetles. It may sound like a list from a wizard's spell book, and we may consider...
Read moreGems in the Dunes – Creative Writing Spring Workshops
Location: Online Zoom Event Time: 6.00-7.30pm Following on from our Natterjack Toad Creative writing workshop, our Gems in the Dune team would like you to be inspired by more rare creatures of the Sefton coastal dunes - lizards and beetles. It may sound like a list from a wizard's spell book, and we may consider...
Read moreGems in the Dunes – Pen and Water
Location: Online Zoom Event Time: 6-8pm Pen and Water Artist Amanda Clark-Price, once again, joins the Gems in the Dunes team to bring you an experimental painting workshop using just a black pen and some water! In this 2 hour workshop you will be guided step by step through a range of simple but effective...
Read moreManaging your grassland with wildlife in mind: Part 2
28th April 2021
Location: Online Event Time: 9.30am - 12.30pm Calling landowners and land managers! As part of our Limestones Living Legacies project, Join us to discover how you can play your part in conserving our grassland wildlife. Focussing on bats, beetles and adders, learn about the importance of limestone grassland habitat and how even simple changes to...
Read moreManaging your grassland with wildlife in mind: Part 1
Location: Online Event Time: 9.30am - 12.30pm Calling landowners and land managers! As part of our Limestones Living Legacies project, Join us to discover how you can play your part in conserving our grassland wildlife. Focussing on plants, bees and butterflies, learn about the importance of limestone grassland habitat and how even simple changes to...
Read moreCreative Conservation: using stories and media to save weird wildlife
23rd April 2021
Location: Online Event Time: 3-4pm Join Lucy to learn more about her favourite species and discover how art, music, film and writing can all help save nature! From sloths to insects and seabirds, writer, digital content producer and National Geographic Young Explorer Lucy Houliston shares how harnessing her creative skills has helped her protect the...
Read moreNature is for everyone and here’s why
24th March 2021
Location: Online Event Time: 4.30 - 5.30pm Nature and wildlife is for everyone to enjoy and be a part of helping. Mya tells us why, and invites you to join the nature movement! To save the planet we need everyone to value it. That means everyone needs to be a part of helping wildlife and...
Read moreExploring the connection between art and the wildlife we love
Location: Online Event Time: 3-4pm Connecting to nature through art is both creative and empowering. Join Jamey and find capture the wildlife you love in art. Jamey Redway is a nature lover and artist, capturing wildlife on canvas, in sketchbooks and the imagination. Join us and hear how she does it, why it's important and...
Read moreIt’s cool to live conservation: why young people should get involved
Location: Online Event Time: 4-5pm Conservation matters. It matters to the planet and our future. It matters to you. Arjun Dutta explains why young people should get involved. We're facing a biodiversity and climate crisis. These two huge issues are linked together, and at the heart of saving nature, especially in the UK, is conservation....
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