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Traditional orchards and wildlife talk in Bridgnorth

  • Event
  • Within 25 miles of WV16 4AW
  • In Person
  • Mon 7 Dec · 19:00-20:30
  • Paid
  • 5 views
  • Curated by Eco

Hear how old orchards support insects, birds and other wildlife.

Shropshire Wildlife Trust’s Bridgnorth branch is hosting Wade Muggleton for an evening talk about traditional orchards at Bridgnorth Library. Old fruit trees, deadwood and the wider orchard habitat can support pollinators, birds, fungi, lichens and plants. The official page lists entry at £3 for members and £4 for non members. It says capacity is limited and entry may be declined once the room is full; it does not provide an online reservation. The venue has a wheelchair accessible entrance and free parking after 6pm. Check with the branch if you need to confirm attendance before travelling.

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Shropshire Wildlife Trust

Shropshire Wildlife Trust protects wildlife, restores habitats and helps people connect with nature across Shropshire.

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