Garden Wildlife

The Garden Wildlife group is there to help us all make our gardens a better place for wildlife to live and visit.  We swap information and have discussions of various topics, from looking after birds to providing water for frogs and toads, helping the hedgehogs, butterflies and bees, and of course the occasional bat.  There will also be visits to gardens and places of interest.   From tiny garden to large, a lot can be done to help wildlife, and this group is here to help you do it.  We alternate meeting between the second and third Wednesday of the month, in the afternoon, except for a few months in the winter.   This is normally in the garden of one of our members. But it can sometimes be in a garden or place of interest.  Visits to gardens or sites are sometimes arranged for other days and times as appropriate.

For further information contact the Group Leader.

Contact Group Leader for more information

Events

Aug

01

August'24 - Drop-In

The u3a Drop-In sessions are usually held on the first THURSDAY of each month, between 10....

Burnby Hall Community Centre - The Balk, Pocklington
10:00 am to 11:45 am

Sep

05

September'24 - Drop-In

The u3a Drop-In sessions are usually held on the first THURSDAY of each month, between 10....

Burnby Hall Community Centre - The Balk, Pocklington
10:00 am to 11:45 am

Oct

03

October'24 - Drop-In

The u3a Drop-In sessions are usually held on the first THURSDAY of each month, between 10....

Burnby Hall Community Centre - The Balk, Pocklington
10:00 am to 11:45 am

Nov

07

November'24 - Drop-In

The u3a Drop-In sessions are usually held on the first THURSDAY of each month, between 10....

Burnby Hall Community Centre - The Balk, Pocklington
10:00 am to 11:45 am

News

July'24 Drop-In

July'24 Drop-In

The Committee were pleased to welcome Members to our July drop-in, with about 50 memb...

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July'24 - Message from Secretary - Rosemary Waugh

July'24 - Message from Secretary - Rosemary Waugh

Summer at last! How long before we get a hosepipe ban, I wonder? The poet Byron said, “English...

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