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Monthly sessions for teenagers to take action to protect and learn about local wildlife. Identify and learn about different plants and animals, carry out practical conservation tasks to improve habitats, survey and monitor wildlife, have a go at country crafts and nature photography. Bring a packed lunch.
Suitable for 12 - 16 year olds. Parents do not accompany.
Meet at Rye Harbour village car park TN31 7T
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