By Julia
World Wetlands Day guided walk at the Nature Reserve –
Posted in Things to do, Visitor Centre News, Wildlife Events
By Julia
Would you like to learn the ancient art of hedge-laying?
Then enrol on one of our courses at Rutland Water Nature Reserve:-
Posted in Countryside Courses, Things to do
By Joelle
Give a bird, bug or bat a home this spring and join us to make a box to take home, and a bird feeder as an extra treat for our feathered friends!
Posted in Family/Childrens Events, Things to do
By Julia
One day digital photography course – Landscape, Nature and Birds.
Posted in Arts and Crafts, Things to do
By Julia
We all love to count and that’s what counts in the 2012 surveys
Posted in Reserve News, Things to do, Uncategorized, Wildlife
By Julia on January 18, 2012
Throughout the winter months work parties carry out habitat management on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays
Posted in Reserve News, Visitor Centre News
By Julia on January 16, 2012
Join one of our wardens for a morning walk and for the perfect way to brush up on your birding skills.
Posted in Wildlife Events
By Julia
Get more from your digital camera with photography tutor Pete Murray. Pete is offering three separate one day courses to help improve your picture taking skills.
Posted in Arts and Crafts, Countryside Courses, Things to do
By Julia
Alan Oliver is to run Watercolour and Oils workshops at Rutland Water Nature Reserve starting on February 1st.
Posted in Arts and Crafts, Things to do, Visitor Centre News
By Joelle
Join our nature reserve egg hunt, learn to identify birds, enjoy craft activities and make a bird feeder to take home.
Tuesday 3rd April. 10am-12.30pm. £8.00 per child.
Posted in Family/Childrens Events, Things to do
By Joelle
Want to take a look at the bugs in the woods?
Then drop in between 10 am and 3pm for a bug hunt session followed by craft activities. Suitable for all the family
Posted in Family/Childrens Events, Things to do
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