Come and explore your local Southall Tiny Forest in on Saturday 15th June. Enjoy fun family-friendly activities, connect with nature, share food and meet other members of the community. You may even want to try out one of our fun science experiments!
This is a FREE event at Southall Tiny Forest, open to everyone, but advance registration is required. Please register:
What Southall Tiny Forest event will include:
- Explore local wildlife like butterflies, bees and bugs.
- Enjoy fun outdoor based activities including a mindful stretch session, science experiments, colouring for kids, and more!
- Meet like-minded people in your local community.
- Free snacks provided, but feel free to bring along a picnic and water.
So please come along and explore your local Tiny Forest. Enjoy an afternoon immersed in nature and take part in hands-on research. Please bring a phone or tablet along with you in order to use our online science surveys. Or if not possible, printed copies will be available on the day to fill out.
Location: Southall Recreation ground, 29 Recreation Rd, Southall UB2 5PE. Exact Location here (Coordinates: 51°29’45.0″N 0°23’22.2″W)
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Date: Saturday the 15th June. There will be two slots: 10am-12pm or 1pm-3pm
The nearest bus stops:
Holly Farm Road (Stop BK)- (Stop ID: 56515)~5 minutes
Brent Road (Stop BF)- (Stop ID: 51929)~ 7 minutes
Parking: Limited Free parking and paid parking at Thompson Court.
Wear outdoor shoes and clothing. If you have gardening gloves please bring these with you too.
Earthwatch Europe’s Tiny Forests are planted in urban locations, where nature is most needed. Tiny Forest brings the benefits of woodland right into the heart of our cities and urban spaces: connecting people with nature, helping to mitigate the impacts of climate change, as well as providing nature-rich habitat to support urban wildlife.
The surveys taken on the day will monitor your local Tiny Forest. Using simple accessible scientific methods you will submit your data using this specially designed platform. Data is analysed by our scientists to better assess the benefits these miniature urban woodlands can provide over time and between different forests.
For more ActforEaling partners involved in restoring nature and great spaces go to our ActForEaling Community Gardens and biodiversity Partners
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