Toad Day, free open day, Sunday 19th March, Centre for Wildlife Gardening

By WildLondon
March 18, 2017 in What's on in East Dulwich

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WildLondon

Posted March 18, 2017

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Posted March 18, 2017

Sun, 19/03/2017 - 11:00am - 4:00pm

Free open day for all celebrating toads, amphibians and ponds.

Everywhere you look at the Centre for Wildlife Gardening you will find toads. Toad Day is our day to celebrate them in all their amphibian wonder.

Throughout the day we will have toad, pond and ambhibian related activties for all the family including pond dipping, quizzes, crafts and trails.

We will be running this day in partnership with London Wildlife Trust's Lost Effra project. Learn how ponds and other clever rainwater collection systems can help widlife and London. Ponds can have a wider impact than you think.

We'd love to see you here - no need to book just drop in and enjoy the toads!

Contact [email protected] for more details.

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