Nature Tots is a group for under 5s to learn about and experience nature through play and exploration. Each monthly session will include a number of themed activities including crafts, outdoor games and a topical story or poem. Our activities usually take place outdoors, so please dress appropriately. Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times. You can come along to either the morning or the afternoon session: 10.30am - 12pm and 1.30pm - 3.00pm.

Drop in to Far Ings during the holidays and pick up a leaflet and map from the Visitor Centre during opening times (closed Mondays and Tuesdays) to follow clues and find out fun facts about the UK’s favourite, native mammal. Learn how you can attract them to your garden, why they are important to our environment and what to do if you find one out during the day. This is a self-guided trail, suitable for under 12s. The route is…

From habitat conservation to pond exploration and bird surveys, Junior Wardens is great opportunity once a month for young people aged 11-18 who would like to help on a nature reserve, get involved in conservation and learn new skills. With a mix of practical conservation tasks and educational sessions, we promise to teach you what there is to find in nature and how to look after it. Sessions will take place outside so please pack insect repellent, sun cream and dress appropriately…

The Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust currently has seven Wildlife Watch groups around the county, meeting once a month for a couple of hours over a weekend. Joining a local group is a great way to explore nature in the company of like-minded young people. Activities range from minibeasting to pond dipping and even shelter building so please dress appropriately. Being outdoors and experiencing nature for real is a great change from staring at a computer or TV screen! Children must be accompanied by an adult at all…