Events
Enjoy a day of creative connection through art and botanical casting. Create your own globeflower inspired piece of pewter art or jewellery to take home. We will meet at The Gathering Fields are learn all about one of 14 champion Species at the heart of the Forest of Bowlands recovey plan. The once abundant species in the area of Bowland has been in decline over the years, but Bowland Hay Time project sustainably sourced seed and has been propogating and planting Globe flowers across Bowland. The Gathering Fields has had success and would love to share the success of the Globe flower.
You will be offered all materials and refreshments for the day. Parking is onsite and access is easy to moderate with a short walking distance to see the Globe Flowers in the meadow.
Join us for a deeply nourishing journey to welcome light of the full flower moon as we rest into a guided Yoga Nidra & relaxation breathwork, then we will ease into a beautiful sound Journey with the voice and tones Helen, crystal bowls , gongs chimes & harp.
This two hour workshop requires nothing more than to arrive with your mat & blanket to our logfired barn and simply be with the energy of this time of year. We will share some light refreshments around the outdoor fire after our relaxation and listen to the quiet evening song of the birds in the meadow.
Refreshments and extra blankets provided . Only 10 places available . Please email to book or use the link below .
£25.00
The botany training days are for our Meadow Monitoring project volunteers. We are re-visiting meadows that have had past restoration work, looking at their condition now to see if they require further enhancement or management changes. The commitment from you, in return for the training, is to carry out a minimum of one survey over summer (mid-June - Mid-July). This is a 10 quadrat survey at a meadow in the Forest of Bowland. We try & match volunteers to locations in their area, but as you can appreciate it's quite a big area, so that's not always possible. The first day training is grasses, (30th May) and the second day is wildflowers on the 5th June. If you would like to book on the training please email eva.irving@YDMT.org.
The botany training days are for our Meadow Monitoring project volunteers. They are run by experts of Yorkshire Dales Trust so you will need to contact the email below. We are re-visiting meadows that have had past restoration work, looking at their condition now to see if they require further enhancement or management changes. The commitment from you, in return for the training, is to carry out a minimum of one survey over summer (mid-June - Mid-July). This is a 10 quadrat survey at a meadow in the Forest of Bowland. We try & match volunteers to locations in their area, but as you can appreciate it's quite a big area, so that's not always possible. If you would like to book on the training please email eva.irving@YDMT.org.