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Published by Yorkshire Wildlife Trust
Join Yorkshire Wildlife Trust outdoors as they explore hobbies and interests of real people doing things they love in nature.
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This week I'm joined by content creator and urban explorer outsidewithlira. Follow us on instagram @yorkshirewildlifetrust_ and visit our webpage to keep up to date Home | YWT
This week we join Sophie and Liza in Wetherby to explore their project The Grief Garden CIC. Follow us on instagram @yorkshirewildlifetrust_ and visit our webpage to keep up to date Home | YWT
This week we join Project Officer for Wolds and Holderness Calum Rae, to explore both his hobby of wildlife photography, and the site he works on; Skerne Wetlands. Skerne Wetlands is in Driffield, and is open all year round. For accessibility and facilities, and more history of the site, check out our website here: Skerne Wetlands | YWT Want to have a go a wildlife photography? Book on to our next workshops here Wildlife Photography for Beginners at North Cave Wetlands | Yorkshire Wildlife Trust Wildlife Photography for Beginners at Staveley Nature Reserve | Yorkshire Wildlife Trust Follow us on instagram @yorkshirewildlifetrust_ and visit our webpage to keep up to date Home | YWT
We launch our podcast 'Outdoors with... Yorkshire Wildlife Trust' on Thursday 15 October. Find out about the series ahead with this quick trailer. Follow us on instagram @yorkshirewildlifetrust_ and visit our webpage to keep up to date Home | YWT
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