Here’s the current list of things we know about that are
happening in the near future. Where
relevant, we’re also listing events a bit further afield that you might be
interested in, too. These are local events that are (unless it says otherwise
in the listing) run by assorted local groups – these are all independent of the
Green Party.
If you are aware of other talks, events, workshops or other
community activities in the coming week or so, please do mention them in the
comments. If there’s an event you would like our support in promoting, please
email the details to brynnethnimue (at) gmail (dot) com.
Moths and Marshmallows for all
Thursday 21st August 7pm - 10pm
Thursday 21st August 7pm - 10pm
Venue: Museum in the Park, Stratford Park,
Stroud, GL5 4AF
Cost: Attendance is free but booking is
essential as capacity is limited.
Come along to the launch of the
Wildlife Identification Network (WIN), a WIN is a training and support network
for aspiring ecologists and naturalists. This event will be a chance to learn
or hone your moth identification skills and learn about the relationship
between bats and moths. You will learn how to trap moths using different methods
be introduced to using bat detectors. Expert guidance will be provided by
Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust, Stroud Valleys Project and Gloucestershire
Naturalists’ Society. We will also be roasting marshmallows and tea/coffee will
be available.
Book online: http://www.gloucestershirewildlifetrust.co.uk/whats-on
Walk and a Pint – a family
outing
Friday 22 August 7pm – 9.30pm
Venue: start at Stratford Park and finish at
Stroud Brewery
Cost for adult/£5 child/£3 Cost
includes a free pint of beer, or a free glass of squash, or free tea/coffee
Booking is essential as we are
expecting this to be a popular event. Please note that children must be
accompanied by an adult.
Get some great exercise and then have a pint
afterwards in this friendly and fun walk around some of our best sites. We
will start by hearing from Stroud Valleys Community Car Club, and then we will
walk to the Museum in the Park where we will hear about the Museum’s
partnership work with Stroud Valleys Project. We will then walk through town to
Capel’s Mill. We will hear from Fred Miller, our project officer who has worked
with volunteers to plant 500 trees and 1000 native snowdrop bulbs. Finally, we
will visit Arundel Mill Pond, which is a site owned and managed by Stroud
Valleys Project before finishing at Stroud Brewery. Everyone who finishes the
walk will get a free pint (or soft drink).
Unfortunately this event is not wheelchair
friendly as there will be some steps down to the canal. Please note we will
also be crossing some main roads where there is likely to be traffic.
Please wear sensible walking shoes and bring outdoor clothes in case it rains.
You should also bring a bottle of water to keep you hydrated. Please ensure you
arrange a lift home from the brewery. There will be a few spaces in the SVCC
car to go back to Stratford Park if desired; please let us know if you need
this.
To guarantee a place or for more information
please telephone Stroud Valleys Project on 01453 753358.
The newly formed SW Regional Young Greens group will be
launching with a fantastic outdoor event on Saturday 30th August in Bristol (see poster at top of page).
If you are on Facebook, please do check out our event.
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