Native tree walk at Bidston, Organic farm session at Wirral Country Park and wildflowers of Birkenhead Park

Jun 16 2010 by Jade Wright, Birkenhead News

LEARN more about our native trees with a friendly walk on Bidston Hill on Saturday.

The Bidston Ranger has designed a stroll for absolute beginners with little or no knowledge of trees. It’s suitable for children of eight and upwards, accompanied by an adult.

The session runs from 100am-12pm. Booking essential.

Meet at Tam O'Shanter Urban Farm, Boundary Road, Birkenhead. Contact 0151 653 9332 or email tamoshanter@wirral.gov.uk.

GET Down on the farm at Wirral Country Park this Saturday. From 2:30-4:30pm, the Rangers and members of the WCP Recording Group will be walking along the Wirral Way and through the Dungeon, looking at the wildlife of the adjacent farmland.

They’ll finish at Church Farm for a talk on organic farming and a spot of afternoon tea.

There is an advance charge of £5 for this event. Booking essential.

Meet at Wirral Country Park Visitor Centre, Station Road, Thurstaston, CH61 0HN. For details call 0151 648 4371 or email wirralcountrypark@wirral.gov.uk.

ENJOY the wild flowers of Birkenhead Park this Sunday at 2pm with a free ranger led guided walk looking at the wild flower meadow and other flowers in the park in this Year of Biodiversity. Meet at Birkenhead Park Visitor Centre, Park Drive, Birkenhead, CH41 4HY.