Wild Tribes (Family weekends) - Book here for events ReWild

Experience a touch of the wild and get reconnected with nature on the last Sunday of each month at Stanpit Marsh nature reserve. 

These sessions are very much catered for families that like to spend time outdoors, but are looking for ways in which to further connect your tribe to nature. As well as playing wild, we'll be exploring this amazingly wildlife-rich nature reserve, looking at it's natural history, taking part in citizen science research, using tools and natures treasures to craft keepsakes, and on occassions a camp fire.

As always the undertone of these sessions have wildlife conservation and the health benefits to us that come with spending time in nature at its heart. This year however we will be considering ways in which we can collectively contribute to the Nature Recovery Network (a major commitment in the government’s 25 Year Environment Plan). The 3 core areas of this policy are: biodiversity loss, climate change and wellbeing.

Ideal for families with children aged 5-16yrs old.

Prices are £7.50 per child (adults go free!).

Children must be accompanied by at least 1 adult. Although the age range stipulated is reccommended, as always younger and older siblings are welcome, and babes in arms go free.

Teas/coffees/hot chocs are provided. No toilets on site - wild wees only!

Find us behind the visitor centre at Stanpit Marsh nature reserve in Christchurch. It is best if you use the what three words app for the exact location: 

https://what3words.com/scarcely.deny.tribes

Free parking is at the Stanpit Recreation Ground car park, directly off of the Stanpit Rd, BH23 3ND. Exact location: 

https://what3words.com/these.winter.claims

From here walk across the field to the top left corner and find us behind the visitor centre. Alternatively, to take in the epic views of the marsh on your way, take the gravel path to the left of the scout hut which also leads you to the visitor centre.

 See you you in the wilds! ✌🏻

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