Bug Hotel material collection
Provide the materials for Natural Basingstoke to make bug hotels
Bug Hotel material collection
Provide the materials for Natural Basingstoke to make bug hotels
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About this session
Natural Basingstoke do a range of amazing things in our community ing important conservation work.
A part of what they do is create bug hotels to help foster a more biodiverse environment.
This session is going to start with an explanation of material needed and where to find it, and then we are going to walk and jog to those areas and collect the materials needed. This will bring us to natural spaces across Basingstoke.
As always we meet at the Basingstoke Sports and Social Club at 6:15pm where we have a secure space you can leave anything you want to. Then we will head out collect the materials before heading back to the Club where you may want to buy some food from greek Street before heading home
This task supports
Natural BasingstokeNatural Basingstoke supports and represents the many local community nature conservation groups in the borough.
What to look out for
Make sure you've read our general guidelines for safety for taking part in a GoodGym session.
This is a GoodGym group run, with the option of walking too. You'll meet other GoodGymers at the start location and run or walk to the task together. If you're worried about any aspect of the session, contact your area activator Daniel by email at danielb@goodgym.org.
Options are available to run between 3km and 7km in total.
Remember that we will be running or walking to and from the task, so you'll only be running or walking for half this distance in one go.
Location
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