As part of World Ranger Day and National Parks Week/National Archaeology week; CMA members and volunteers are invited (along with friends and family) to come to Timberscombe Hill Fort (near Dunster, Minehead) any time from 10:30am onwards to find out more about its history. See how the National Parks Archaeologists have been finding out more and watch the re-enactors on the site to understand how Iron age people lived. Once the main event is over we will be having a BBQ (about 6pm) for all the Staff and Volunteer Helpers and CMA members. After the BBQ any one who wants is invited to join us at Wimbleball Lake for an evening of star gazing with the Tiverton astronomy Society. Things kick off at Wimbleball Lake from 8pm. After this camping will be available for a donation of £5 per person which will go towards IRF Dependency Fund.
For more details and booking contact Patrick Watts-Mabbott 07973727469 pwatts-mabbott@exmoor-nationalpark.gov.uk
The Mere, Ellesmere, Shropshire
Shropshire Council are running a World Ranger Day Event on 31st July at The Boathouse Visitor Centre; The Mere; Ellesmere; SY12 0PA . There will be a display on the work of Rangers around the world and the “Thin Green Line” DVD will be shown, plus family activities and refreshments. All welcome.
For more details contact Gareth Egarr; 01691 624448 gareth.Egarr@shropshire.gov.uk
Leavesden Country Park; Abbots Langley; Herts.
Leavesden Country Park (Three Rivers DC) is located on the original site of the Leavesden Asylum and St. Pancras Orphanage dating back to 1868. Along with a guided tour including the history/management of the park, other topics to be covered during the day will include: Dealing with anti-social behaviour in an urban park setting; Retaining and promoting the history and heritage of your park; Benefits of forming a "Friends of Group" and Developing natural play areas within the park for a variety of age groups. 1000 - Meet and greet at the Woodlands Centre (YMCA), Linnet Rd. WD5 0GN
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