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Volunteers: Farm- Fencing/Animal feed
With wear and tear; all the wet weather and some boisterous animals; we seem to have alot of stock fences that need our attention at the moment. We will help a little with the animal feed and then off to one of the boggy outlying areas of the farm to do the main job of...
Little Owls - Seed Sowing and Farm Fun
Help get our garden ready for Spring. There will be seeds to sow, soil to dig and friendly animals to visit on the farm. Take part in the farm trolley dash, seed sort and other growing games.    Please note: Ticket includes one child and an accompanying adult, and we’re unable to accommodate non-participating siblings, regardless of age. We need supervising adults...
Volunteers: Conservation- Coppicing
A different date (Tuesday not Monday). A different venue (Longmead not Hartford) otherwise coppicing is coppicing. This will be our second visit with volunteers to this location. The job is the same but interesting to see a different part of the Beaulieu Estate. Meet at the farm and we will bus from there.
Volunteers: Farm- Long grasses cut back
An annual “favourite” down on the farm, getting out in the front of the residential centre and doing what needs to be done to ensure our lovely display of ornamental grasses will be lovely again. A lot of bending down and hard work but worth it in the summer when the gentle swoosh of grass...
Eagle Owls: Bird Watching at Needs Ore
Today we will get the chance to visit a private nature reserve on the Beaulieu Estate. Learn how to identify some of the wonderful waders and see if you can learn their songs. You will want wellies and dark coloured clothing for this walk!  We have some simple binoculars but feel free to bring your own. Unfortunately, due to very limited parking at Needs Ore we have fewer tickets available for...
Big Owls: Tweets, Beaks and Flying Feats
Come and join us for fun crafts, games, and interactive tasks where you can learn more about our flying visitors. There is always a brilliant variety of our feathered friends in the woods! Together let’s discover why they enjoy coming to us just as much as you do, and find out some of the ways they live, thrive and...
Countryside Workshop: Farmland Bird Walk
Join us for a bird spotting tour of the farm led by talented ornithologist, Graham Giddens. There will be the opportunity to participate in some citizen science as we take part in the Big Farmland Bird Count 2026, and a chance to spot curlew, fieldfare and bullfinch among others.  Wellies and warm layers will be needed as there will be some standing whilst...
Volunteers:Conservation- Hartford Wood Coppicing
With spring round the corner it could be coppicing tools away after today. One last visit to Hartford Wood to this year’s Hazel patch for felling, processing, gathering and tidying.
Owlets: Needs Ore Bird Watching Walk
Today we will get the chance to visit a private nature reserve on the Beaulieu Estate. Come along to see birds in flight, watch the waders, and listen to some bird song. You will want wellies on for this walk.  Please note that this session is not suitable for buggies/prams. The ground will be wet and boggy.  Directions to...
Little Owls: Hopping Mad
Ribbit! Come and learn what life is like for our frogs and toads! Race against your fellow frogs, and see for yourself who else lives in our ponds. Play plenty of other games in the woods too while wearing your homemade frog mask!   Please note: Ticket includes one child and an accompanying adult, and we’re unable to accommodate non-participating siblings, regardless of age. We need supervising...
Big and Eagle Owls: Animal Feed
Join us at the farm to meet the animals and help with the morning feed. There will also be eggs to collect and some mucking out to do so make sure you wear your wellies!    Please note: Ticket includes one child and an accompanying adult, and we’re unable to accommodate non-participating siblings, regardless of age. We need supervising...
Owlets: Daffodils and Crocuses at Palace House
The first signs of Spring! This time of year, the Palace House Wilderness Garden is carpeted with a colourful mass of snowdrops, crocuses and daffodils. Join us as we explore the beautiful grounds and take in the beautiful scenery.  We will be meeting outside the entrance to the Motor Museum. We hope to see you...

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