Outdoor Ed 2020 By on October 22, 2020 in Toadie Sandy dropping in to see how the multi coloured flower display, highlighting biodiversity in the meadow, was going Who loves ducks! Cool morning for peacock butterflies to hatch out... need some time to warm up! WhatsApp Image 2020-07-15 at 12.54.21 The morning after the night before One of five bridges to master Rare marbled white butterfly calm and not appearing to be disturbed Insect trap with suitable food for capture and release Island life! Finally got to see a marbled white butterfly - on his bucket list Slow motion time for the group to move slowly and explore habitats for rare reptiles like slow worms Tame and trained but still instills respect in your people Discussing a safe place to visit in your mind to feel comfortable and ready to be proactive, in the face of environmental fears. Teenage access to treehouse Young falconer in training Hungry and ready to work with a new young falconer Young falconer in training (2) Sandy, tame but flying free
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Direct contact between youth + natural world + sustainable future
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