How to recognise the signs left behind by mammals. Can you tell who’s been in your neighbourhood?
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Nature Diary Early July
Nature Diary for the first fortnight in July. What you might see, smell or hear in the early part of the month
Create a ground beetle habitat to encourage biological pest control in your garden
Beetle bump! Create a ground beetle habitat to encourage biological pest control in your garden
Square Metre Outdoor Project
We have a terrific way to explore nature in your own backgarden with the one square metre outdoor STEM project! This is a super easy to set up nature science activity that you can do in any season and just about any setting. In fact, we encourage you to explore lots of locations throughout the year!
Nature Diary – Late June
Nature diary for the second half of June, featuring grasses, birds, moths and butterflies.
Nature Diary Early June
Nature Diary! What to look for, listen for, and smell for (can I say that?( in early June.
Become a Seashore Explorer
In Ireland we are surrounded by so many different types of beaches ranging
from sandy to shingle shores, as well as mudflats to rocky shore lines.
This makes it extremely exciting exploring all of the amazing animals, seaweeds,
plants and creatures that live there.
30 Days Wild
30 Days Wild is an initiative from the Wildlife Trusts which runs all the way through June. Sign up now!
On the trail of the Hedgehog
Take part in the Irish Hedgehog Survey! Find out who is visiting your garden.
Smell Nature
Take a deep breath, follow your nose and smell some of nature’s best scents. Did you know? Nature’s smells (flowers, cut grass, wild herbs) help us to feel happy. Remember when you are out in nature to be considerate of others, do not make too much noise and do not pick the wildlfowers, leave themContinue reading “Smell Nature”
