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Wilde Earth Journeys CIC
› Read moreAt Wild Earth Journeys, we promote wellbeing by fostering deep connections to nature through the senses and mindful awareness. Our fully inclusive and accessible walks are designed for everyone, regardless of ability or background. We create welcoming spaces where participants can slow down, engage deeply with the natural world, and rediscover balance and inner calm. […]
Forest of Dean Inclusion Hub
› Read moreOur Inclusion hubs are led by disabled people for disabled people. They are safe and welcoming places for adults facing disabling barriers. Here you can make new friends, socialise, try out new activities, take part on online activities and access information. Everyone is welcome. If you would like to come along to a session, please email: […]
Churn Project Sociable Stroll – South Cerney
› Read moreOur Sociable Stroll in South Cerney is a chance to walk as part of a gentle, companionable group aimed at older people with good mobility. There is a choice of shorter walks depending on your mobility, followed by an optional visit to Fenton’s Café. Come and chat with volunteers and staff and make new friends! […]
Churn Project Sociable Stroll – Cirencester
› Read moreOur Sociable Stroll in Cirencester is a chance to walk as part of a gentle, companionable group aimed at older people with good mobility. We take a different one hour walking route around Cirencester every week. Come and chat with volunteers and staff and make new friends! Well behaved dogs are very welcome! We meet […]
Churn Project Positive Strides
› Read moreA weekly walking group for everyone which focuses on improving mental health and wellbeing through walking and talking with others. At The Churn Project, we understand how important it is for people to talk openly about their mental health. Positive Strides provides a safe space where anyone can walk, talk and be heard by other […]
Churn Project Men’s Positive Strides
› Read moreA weekly walking group for men which focuses on improving mental health and wellbeing through walking and talking with others. At The Churn Project, we understand how important it is for men to talk openly about their mental health. Positive Strides provides a safe space where men can walk, talk and be heard by other […]
Cleeve Common Tramper Trail and Hire
› Read moreHere on Cleeve Common, with the help of local people with lived-experience of using wheels, we have developed at Tramper Trail. This is a 2 mile long ‘tadpole’ shaped route which takes in several view points. It can be shortened very easily into a shorter circle. The route has been fully risk assessed and audited. […]
Axe throwing and campfire experience
› Read moreA unique woodland experience for all generations to enjoy Man and lady toasting marshmallow around an authentic log campfire Bring people together This is an experience tailor-made for family and friend get-togethers, youth group adventure days, or corporate team events. Spend time outdoors with friendly members of the Fat Squirrel Outdoor team, who will […]
Try photography
› Read moreLooking for somewhere to take photos of nature and wildlife? Tewkesbury Nature Reserve may be the place for you. A short 10 minute walk from the historic market town of Tewkesbury, the reserve gives you an opportunity to access the natural side of Tewkesbury. We love to see what our visitors see when they visit […]
Volunteer
› Read moreVolunteer with Tewkesbury Nature Reserve. There are many different ways you can volunteer. You can help with the physical maintenance of the reserve. Maybe you would like to be involved with citizen science data collection. If you cannot make physical visits to the reserve, why not join the Community Forum and have a say on […]
Birdwatching
› Read moreFree to access, Tewkesbury Nature Reserve is a wetland haven for many different species. This includes a rich variety of birdlife, from robins to kingfishers to grey herons. Take some binoculars down and try and see what you can spot. We have two dedicated hides for viewing wildlife. These have no seating but there are […]
Go for a walk
› Read moreTewkesbury Nature Reserve is free to access with a free car park year round. There are good public transport links with several bus stops around the perimeter of the reserve. We also have bikes racks in the car park. There are no on site facilities so make sure you plan accordingly. There are several different […]
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