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Pop In Place Work shop
We are a small group meeting on Friday mornings and do some wood work,
making bird boxes, bug hotels and planters etc we also do a lot of talking and
drinking coffee. We have completed and refurbished the table tennis table and
that is available for people to play a game.
If you are interested in coming along and doing any of the above or your own
small project, call in and see us you will be very welcome.
Have you checked out our Pop In Place website popinplace.org
For More information call Alison Bennett 01929 472023 Catching a Nightingale
whilst bird ringing was a
huge surprise and a possible look into what could be in the future, with breeding
a possibility in years to come. Discovering the colonisation of Silver-studded Blue
MILBORNE MOVIES butterflies was immense, helping to change our perceptions of what species can
live where, with this butterfly classically associated with wet heath, but seemingly
happy to live on Bird’s-foot Trefoil on a field that was an arable crop only two
Bob Marley: One Love years previous. For a third and final species I’ll go for Dingy Mocha, a moth that
I’d long wanted to catch, but given its very small range mainly in Wareham
Friday 19th July 2024 at 7.30pm Forest, hadn’t had the opportunity. It was of great surprise that we then caught
one at Wild Woodbury, with lots of suitable habitat and suspected breeding on
Village Hall, The Causeway, Milborne St site too.
Andrew DT11 0JX
Something which has always been important to me has been enabling access to
Doors and bar open 7.00pm nature. Being able to lead group walks across site, have volunteers helping on
Tickets cost £6, which includes a drink or an management and surveying, and seeing a big increase in the number of people
ice-cream actively using the site has given me great joy to watch. As the 40-acre SANG
continues to develop, and as more destination points and paths are created, it
Celebrates the life and music of an icon who will present a wonderful opportunity and space for the community to use. I will of
inspired generations through his message of course be keeping up to date with the development of the site, and as I only live
love and unity. On the big screen for the first down the road in Wareham, I will no doubt be back to visit in my own time.
time, discover Bob's powerful story of
overcoming adversity and the journey behind his revolutionary music. If you would like to get in contact with me about anything, you can get on my
same email address, shaggett@dorsetwildlifetrust.org.uk. If you want to contact
The film is snap shot into Bob Marleys short life with back to back music which about Wild Woodbury, Dai sy is the best person, at
really makes the film - Marley was reggae’s greatest tunesmith and lyricist, laying dmeadowcroft@dorsetwildlifetrust.org.uk.
down spectacularly produced tracks that are yet to be equaled.
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