Come along and join this free tasker session to find out what practical conservation is all about.
Discover how the Little Ouse Headwaters Project manages their riverside land for wildlife and for people, pitch in with the work and learn new skills, and chat with their sociable volunteers and the other like-minded people wanting to give it a go!
The Little Ouse has its origin in the shallow valley which marks the historic boundary between the counties of Norfolk and Suffolk. This river corridor formerly held the most extensive area of valley fenland habitat in England, uniting the great wildernesses of Breckland and Broadland and has wildlife of international importance. The Little Ouse Headwaters Project (LOHP) is a local charity, dedicated to the restoration, conservation and promotion of enjoyment of the wildlife and landscape of the Little Ouse valley on the Norfolk/Suffolk border, for the benefit of wildlife, people, and the climate.
When: Sunday 9th August
Where: Parkers Piece, Mill Road, Thelnetham IP22 1JS
What three Words; ///drilling.sport.iteration
Time: 10am- 1pm
Ages: Suitable for ages 16+ (under 18s to be accompanied by a responsible adult)
Cost: Free
Booking: Please contact enquiries@lohp.org.uk to book your place
Parking: There is parking on site.
What to bring: Please bring all your own refreshments. Tools and training will be provided.
Please note there are no toilets on the reserve.
What to wear: Please wear suitable old outdoor clothing and stout boots/wellies. Please also be conscious that this event is not under any shelter so pack/dress according to the weather (waterproofs/suncream/hat etc…)