Welcome to our events programme
Young boy holding Sycamore seed Norfolk autumn - David Tipling/2020VISION
Yorkshire Wildlife Trust's events programmes run from April to September and October to March. Browse our lastest guide or see our complete listings below.
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Members Exclusive Fungi Foray
Join fungi experts from the Yorkshire Naturalists Union to learn and hunt for fantastic fungi!
Wildlife Photography for Beginners at Staveley Nature Reserve
Staveley Nature Reserve,
Boroughbridge
Join our resident photographer for a wildlife photography for beginners workshop.
Introduction to Barefoot Walking in Nature
Adel Dam Nature Reserve,
Nearest town: Leeds: (5.6m/9.3km), West Yorkshire
Take your first steps into barefoot walking in nature in this introductory session.
Festive Willow Wreath Workshop
Discover how to make a sustainable festive wreath from entirely natural material with Janice from Down2Earth.
Dusk Bird Walks
Join Sir John Lawton one of our bird experts to discover the birds that live and visit Ripon City Wetlands!
Guided Forest Bathing Morning: Autumn Wind Down
Adel Dam Nature Reserve,
Nearest town: Leeds: (5.6m/9.3km), West Yorkshire
Join Fleeting Fern for a 2.5-hour forest bathing session this Autumn, held in the beautiful Adel Dam Nature Reserve
Beginners Stargazing
Potteric Carr nature reserve,
Doncaster, South Yorkshire
Join Doncaster Astronomical Society for an evening of exploring the night sky over Potteric Carr nature reserve.
Festive Seaglass Crafts and Jewellery Making (Multiple Dates)
Make colourful, festive crafts from seaglass found on Yorkshire's beaches!
Expert Guided Walk Series
Join one of our expert guides to discover the history and diverse range of species of Askham Bog!
Finding the Words: An Evening with Ella Frances Saunders
Potteric Carr nature reserve,
Doncaster, South Yorkshire
Join bestselling author Ella Frances Saunders for an inspiring evening exploring how words can deepen our connection with nature.