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Wildlife Youth Rangers: Woodland management

Published on Thursday 24 January 2019

Join our regular group of Wildlife Youth Rangers for a half term activity. Perfect for youngsters aged four to fourteen with an accompanying adult, having a great time making friends while learning new skills to manage land for wildlife. This time we will be learning more about managing woodland at Lea Wood.


We will be meeting at  Lea Bridge, at the bus stop on the junction of Mill Lane and Lea Road, DE4 5AG, at 10.30am on Tuesday 19th February for Lea Wood.

Please wear old clothing you don’t mind getting muddy, wellies and waterproofs. You will also need to bring a packed lunch and drink. The cost is £4 per child and £2 per adult.

For more information please visit www.derbyshirewildlifetrust.org.uk/whats-on. Booking is essential as places are limited so please phone Derbyshire Wildlife Trust Head Office to book your place on 01773 881188 during normal office hours.




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