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  • Friday 2nd January 2026

    Rowheath Pavilion Community Garden

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    Activity description

    Join us every Friday as we live the Good Life by sowing, growing, and harvesting our own food. Feel the thrill of uncovering tasty potatoes, parsnips, and carrots. Enjoy the taste of freshly picked peas and savour those fabulous strawberries. It doesn't get better than this. We have a growing space with accessible raised beds right next to the pavilion building. All tools and equipment are provided. We also go for a nature walk around Rowheath Park whilst we immerse ourselves in the sights and sounds that this valuable green space has to offer. Bird ID walks are also undertaken along with traditional conservation activities.

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  • Friday 2nd January 2026

    Bird Song Walk

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    May the force (of nature) be with you. Amaze your friends and family by being able to identify birds by their call alone. Become a local hero as you gain confidence and expand your knowledge. Join us for a relaxed circuit of Rowheath Park whilst we ID birds by song and sight. The site has meadows, mature hedgerow, and a large pool with a diverse variety of birds and other wildlife. The walking route is wheelchair and pushchair friendly. Look out for our dawn chorus walks in April and May!

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  • Monday 5th January 2026

    Wildlife Walk

    With Hollybush Wildlife Walks

    At Hollybush Conservation Centre

    Activity description

    Every Monday the Wildlife Walkers gather to take a walk in one of the wonderful parks and nature reserves of Leeds. The walks aim to be accessible for a range of abilities, with regular routes planned to include at least one wheelchair accessible option a month. The group includes plenty of time to appreciate and identify nature along the way. The routes are usually between 1 and 2 miles, with a cup of tea and a snack provided along the way.

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  • Monday 12th January 2026

    Wildlife Walk

    With Hollybush Wildlife Walks

    At Hollybush Conservation Centre

    Activity description

    Every Monday the Wildlife Walkers gather to take a walk in one of the wonderful parks and nature reserves of Leeds. The walks aim to be accessible for a range of abilities, with regular routes planned to include at least one wheelchair accessible option a month. The group includes plenty of time to appreciate and identify nature along the way. The routes are usually between 1 and 2 miles, with a cup of tea and a snack provided along the way.

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  • Wednesday 14th January 2026

    Woodcock Park

    With Biodiversity Action Team (North London)

    At Woodcock Park

    Activity description

    Join us as we carry out some vegetation clearance on the bank of the wealdstone brook

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  • Friday 16th January 2026

    Women's Nature Wellbeing Club - Nature Vision Boards

    With Greenwich Peninsula Ecology Park Events

    At Greenwich Peninsula Ecology Park

    Activity description

    Women’s Nature Wellbeing Club is starting 2026 with a beautifully mindful activity to help you set the tone for the year ahead. Join us to create a nature-inspired vision board, using the elements around us to spark intention, clarity, and creativity for the months to come. The session is free to attend, but booking is required as only 10 spaces are available. To book, email: Georgiana.irimia@tcv.org.uk We look forward to seeing you there!

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  • Monday 19th January 2026

    Wildlife Walk

    With Hollybush Wildlife Walks

    At Hollybush Conservation Centre

    Activity description

    Every Monday the Wildlife Walkers gather to take a walk in one of the wonderful parks and nature reserves of Leeds. The walks aim to be accessible for a range of abilities, with regular routes planned to include at least one wheelchair accessible option a month. The group includes plenty of time to appreciate and identify nature along the way. The routes are usually between 1 and 2 miles, with a cup of tea and a snack provided along the way.

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  • Monday 26th January 2026

    Wildlife Walk

    With Hollybush Wildlife Walks

    At Hollybush Conservation Centre

    Activity description

    Every Monday the Wildlife Walkers gather to take a walk in one of the wonderful parks and nature reserves of Leeds. The walks aim to be accessible for a range of abilities, with regular routes planned to include at least one wheelchair accessible option a month. The group includes plenty of time to appreciate and identify nature along the way. The routes are usually between 1 and 2 miles, with a cup of tea and a snack provided along the way.

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  • Tuesday 27th January 2026

    Nature Counts Cumbernauld

    With CLL Nature Counts Volunteers

    At Cumbernauld wide

    Activity description

    We meet every Tuesday 10:30-13:30 at different Scottish Wildlife Trust and North Lanarkshire Council wildlife reserves, across Cumbernauld. We will participate in a variety of wildlife surveys to understand targeted species and how we can help them. From pollinator walks to mammal surveys, we will cover a variety of species recording. We may also complete conservation tasks, such as removing invasive species or making homes for nature. Through taking part in these Citizen Science sessions you will gain skills in wildlife identification, meet new people and discover the wildlife that lives in Cumbernauld!

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  • Monday 2nd February 2026

    Wildlife Walk

    With Hollybush Wildlife Walks

    At Hollybush Conservation Centre

    Activity description

    Every Monday the Wildlife Walkers gather to take a walk in one of the wonderful parks and nature reserves of Leeds. The walks aim to be accessible for a range of abilities, with regular routes planned to include at least one wheelchair accessible option a month. The group includes plenty of time to appreciate and identify nature along the way. The routes are usually between 1 and 2 miles, with a cup of tea and a snack provided along the way.

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