Wildlife activities, Half term, Centre for Wildlife Gardening and Sydenham Hill Woods

By WildLondon
September 29, 2015 in What's on in East Dulwich

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Posted September 29, 2015

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Posted September 29, 2015

We have lots of fantastic activities planned this half term:

Tents, Tales and Bushcraft (Booking essential)

27th and 28th October, 11am ? 4pm, Sydenham Hill Woods

Two day course for families learning how to survive in the wild, including building dens, filtering water and fire lighting. Recommended for children aged 7 and up and their families.

Weeds, Seeds and Mosaics (Booking essential)

29th and 30th October, 11am ? 4pm, Centre for Wildlife Gardening

Two day course for families learning about the plants around us and creating marvellous mosaics and other crafts inspired by those plants. Recommended for children aged 5 and up and their families.

Tree Day (No booking required)

1st November, 11am ? 4pm, Centre for Wildlife Gardening

A big open day to celebrate our leafy friends. Drop in whenever you like during the times above and join in with tree themed trails, crafts and try out a bit of wood-working in our new ?Workshop for Wildlife?. Suitable for everyone!

Contact Sylvia Myers, [email protected] or 020 7252 9186 to book or for further details.

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