Moth Night
Location: Streetly Heath6:15pm Streetly Heath – Jamboree Stone area
Ask Richard for more details ( wildlifestudy@fospa.org.uk)
Please note that the walks listed below may cross uneven ground and rough terrain. Please wear suitable footwear. Events are free for Members only. We look forward to seeing you.
6:15pm Streetly Heath – Jamboree Stone area
Ask Richard for more details ( wildlifestudy@fospa.org.uk)
10:00am Streetly Gate
£3 donation; free to members
7:00 for 7:30pm Trinity Centre
You may have heard Aaron speaking about the Purple Horizons
Project recently on Today on Radio 4. The Purple Horizons Project aims to link Sutton Park to Cannock Chase by restoring the heathlands in between.
£3 donation but free for members
10.30am Ash Track Car Park, (SP09449789)
This day is the 142nd anniversary of the first Birmingham Natural History Society fungi foray lead by M C Cooke, held in Sutton Park on the 8th of October 1881.
11:00am Streetly Gate
Roman road either side of railway
10:00am Jamboree Stone
Archaeology, History and Ecology of the central area of the Park
£3 donation; free to members
2:00pm Trinity Centre
Organised by Sutton Coldfield Heritage Network & Holy Trinity Parish Church
Part of Birmingham Heritage Week
7:00pm Holy Trinity Catholic Church
For Sutton Coldfield Natural History Society
10:00am from Town Gate
Part of Birmingham Heritage Week
Free event, but donations for FoSPA welcomed
7:00 for 7:30pm Trinity Centre
Free event, but donations for FoSPA welcomed
Part of Birmingham Heritage Week