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A close up of a person holding a leaf with snail eggs attached to it. The egg casings are long thin and transparent, like worms made of jelly, with small brown dots throughout. Each brown dot is a tiny snail growing. The leaf and hand are wet, and in the background is a pond where the snail eggs were found.

Snail eggs © Lucy Mills

Pond life: An Introduction

Location:
Discover the ponds at this woodland and wetland nature reserve and help record our fascinating wildlife.

Event details

Meeting point

Meet at the entrance to the reserve, Bangor LL57 3YH/earpiece.whites.strikers. Park in the carpark at the end of the lane and walk back along the road to the entrance of the reserve.

Date

Time
11:00am - 2:00pm
A static map of Pond life: An Introduction

About the event

We'll take you through the steps of performing a pond survey and recording the results, and teach you about the benefits of citizen science in this training session.

Beginners welcome.

This event is part of our Nature Counts project. During our events, we'll be recording the species we find as part of a citizen science project to help us manage our nature reserves and local habitats.

This project is funded by the Nature Networks Programme and is being delivered by the Heritage Fund, on behalf of the Welsh Government.

Booking

Price

Donations appreciated

Additional booking information

Booking essential

Suitable for

Adults, Experts, Beginners

Know before you go

Dogs

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No dogs permitted
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What to bring

All equipment will be provided.
Please wear suitable outdoor clothing and footwear, and bring your own food and drink.

Please note there are no facilities on site. 

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Parking information

Park in the carpark at the end of the lane and walk back along the road to the entrance of the reserve.

Contact us

Contact number: 07375520494
Contact email: helen.carter-emsell@northwaleswildlifetrust.org.uk