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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

Four people, including a small child bending down for a better view, and a young girl in a wheelchair, at the end platform of the boardwalk at Big Pool Wood. Below them is one of the large ponds, with reeds and grasses further out in the water, and trees in the background.

Big Pool Wood Nature Reserve © Roger Riley

An introduction to pond life and strandlines

Location:
Discover how you can help wildlife conservation on your visits to nature reserves or local shores.

Event details

Meeting point

Big pool wood entrance CH8 9NH/spaces.making.helpfully. Limited roadside parking

Date

Time
11:00am - 3:30pm
A static map of An introduction to pond life and strandlines

About the event

Our Nature Counts project is designed to encourage more people to learn about and record wildlife. Join us for an introduction to pond life, strandline surveys and more. We'll show you how you can get involved and pick up hints and tips to help you record wildlife locally wherever you are in North Wales. Light refreshments will be provided.

The event organiser speaks conversational Welsh, please feel free to use Welsh or English during this event.

Booking

Price

Donations appreciated

Additional booking information

Booking essential.

Suitable for

Adults, Beginners

Know before you go

Dogs

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On a lead
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What to bring

Please note down the exact meeting details and the contact phone number. 
Wear waterproofs and shoes you don't mind getting wet/muddy/salty. 
We will be providing refreshments for the lunchtime break.

Contact us

Contact number: 07584311584
Contact email: dawn.thomas@northwaleswildlifetrust.org.uk