About the event

The SWT Wilder Wellbeing project and Green Wedmore will be available to talk all things nature connections and nature-based wellbeing, with some simple activities you can try on the day. There will also be a wellbeing walk around lunchtime.  These activities do not need to be booked and you are welcome to come and go from the Events Space at your leisure.

Also in the Events Space will be other local organisations you can speak with about climate change mitigation, adaptation and resilience.

These do not need to be booked although the BioBlitz surveys and docu-film screenings do. Please check out the full itinerary for more details. We may be adding to this so do keep checking back!

Or you could just rest or refuel at The Old Tannery.

The event has been organised by Somerset Wildlife Trust with grateful thanks to South West Heritage Trust and Friends of Brides Mound for access to their land for the surveys, and the survey leads, organisations and volunteers who have donated their time and expertise. It is part of the Glastonbury Town Deal, which is funded by the UK Government's Towns Fund scheme, and Somerset Wildlife Trust’s Bogs and Bitterns project, which is funded by the UK Government's Species Survival Fund. The Species Survival Fund was developed by Defra and its Arm's-Length Bodies. It is being delivered by The National Lottery Heritage Fund in partnership with Natural England and the Environment Agency.

Image credit: Emma Websdale