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Around the Pembrokeshire Coast National Park Walks and Wildlife
Birds of the Pembroke River
Saturday 1 February, 10am - 12 midday. BOOKING ESSENTIAL.
Wrap up warm and enjoy a slow birdwatching walk along the Pembroke River with Ranger Chris. A good time of year for spotting wintering waterfowl and also some interesting historical points. Meet at Ferry Road, Pennar Pembroke Dock, SA72 6RB. Free street parking is available at the end of the road View on Google Maps. Wellington boots ESSENTIAL. Tickets non-refundable. Sorry no dogs on this walk.
£7.00
Biofluorescent Night Walk at Tŷ Canol Woods
Wednesday 26th February, 6:30pm-8pm or 8:30pm-10pm
To celebrate Wales Dark Sky Week join us for an unforgettable guided biofluorescent night walk led by 'Reveal Nature' and discover a secret world of communication taking place right under our noses. The walk will take place at Tŷ Canol Nature Reserve, starting at Pentre Ifan Urdd Centre, SA41 3XE Gwersyll yr Urdd Pentre Ifan - Google Maps
During the walk you will have the opportunity to see a variety of biofluorescent organisms eg fungi, lichens and insects coming to life under the cover of darkness.
Please dress warmly and bring a torch. We advise wearing sturdy walking boots or wellies. The walk will cover approximately 1 mile along woodland trails. UV torches and glasses will be provided for the biofluorescence. Suitable for 8+. Sorry, no dogs on this event. Tickets non-refundable
£15.00
Tales of the Pembrokeshire Night Sky
Thursday 27th February, 7pm - 8:30pm
Celebrating the tranquillity of the Pembrokeshire night sky for Wales’ Dark Sky Week with a magical evening under the stars at Castell Henllys, in the company of Mari Mathias, storyteller and musician. Have you ever wondered what our ancestors would have made of the night sky glistening with stars? Bringing to life the many local legends, deities, and the Mabinogion, each myth unfolding revealing the wisdoms of the ancients and their relationship with the earth and the cosmos.
Music & Tales of the night sky around a crackling fire inside an iron age round house. Hot drink included. Suitable for adults and older children 8+. Tickets non refundable, sorry no dogs on this event.”