Friends of Sutton Park Association Diary of Events
Please note that the walks listed below may cross uneven ground and rough terrain. Please wear suitable footwear. All FOSPA events are free of charge and open to non-members, excepting the AGM which is for members only.
We look forward to seeing you.
Our Dawn Chorus from Wyndley Pool, always a good starting point with the geese and other water birds.
Led by International Ornithologist and Ringer Dr. Robert Skeates.
Thursday April 19th at 19:30 in the Panel Room, Park House (Toby Inn) with a Guest Speaker Andy Perry, from the Donkey Sanctuary, a great community charity with a very interesting history.
From the new walk series Walking Through Time – Walk No.1 led by Dr. Mike Hodder
RESCHEDULED to Saturday 10th March.
We shall be holding a Litter Pick – Keep Britain Tidy/Great British Spring Clean.
Come along and show you care.
A guided Walk No. 2 exploring the Park from Town Gate 10.00
Fun activities for all the family indoors and outdoors in our woodland and Eco garden.
Walking Through Time
Archaeological Interpretation Scheme ‘ Walking Through Time ‘ will be launched by Andrew Mitchell MP
Walk No. 2 and A Quizzical Walk Through Time with prizes for the best entries.
A new series of six walks titled ‘Walking through Time’. These will cover the whole of Sutton Park NNR, and will make it possible to do an individual walk, simply a section or a number of walks. We have new signage and direction markers in place and will be adding to the website as each facility becomes available.
Become a citizen scientist for the day in Sutton Park with the Park Rangers & Fospa
Based at the Visitor Centre, Town Gate, there will be a number of walks and events focused around all flora & fauna, with independent surveys, determined by individual recorders.
Join Dr. Robert Skeates, vastly knowledgeable Ornithologist & Ringer and discover the sights and sounds of the Park’s birdlife and all before breakfast!
Our Guest Speaker will be Fospa Chair and local historian Marian Baxter, who has kindly offered her services after cancellation by a previously booked speaker. Her talk will be about the history of the Ebrook and should be of great interest.