Friday 27 June and Friday 18 July, 7pm to 8.45pm
Join us as we discover the beauty of Sharpham's stunning riverside landscape, where we've been rewilding since 2020.
From serene footpaths to wildflower-filled meadows, the day is a fantastic opportunity to witness nature’s comeback firsthand, guided by Jack Skuse from Ambios Ltd - our partner in this transformative ecological project.
You’ll have plenty of opportunities to spot the diverse wildlife of this magical 550-acre estate as we ramble along its scenic footpaths together. It's a family-friendly walk, suitable for all ages, with a leisurely pace and plenty of stops.
The terrain will include some tall grasses, gentle inclines, and uneven ground, making it ideal for a bit of light adventure. The total distance is about 2 km, so children 7 and older can join in the fun (babies in carriers are also welcome, but no pushchairs please).
Please note that for the safety and sensitivity of wildlife - including livestock and ground nesting birds, we are unable to accommodate dogs on this walk.
Do join us as we enjoy a fun and educational day reconnecting with nature and seeing the power of rewilding firsthand!
• a packed lunch
• bottle of water
• Waterproofs
• Good comfy shoes or wellies
• Paper and pen if you want to take notes
• Camera if you want to take pictures
• We will supply enough fresh organic veg for all the ferment types you'll be making, but if you'd like to add your own home grown (must be organic) or wild foraged produce them please bring it along
• 4 clean "clip-top" jars (2 x 1 litre and 2 x half litre). You are welcome to bring other types of jar but clip top jars are "self burping" so are safer and generally more reliable
It's a good idea to bring the following:
There is parking available in the green bays on the right hand side as you drive towards Sharpham House - see here for more details on reaching us. We'll also meet at this point ahead of the event.
We're a 550-acre estate on the banks of the River Dart, set within a National Landscape Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty.
We've been designated organic and we're rewilding parts of the estate, helping to restore nature and to connect people to the land and themselves through our programme of retreats, courses and events.
Get Directions View VenueThanks to the Sharpham Wild About Trees Project scheme - funded by the Plymouth & South Devon Community Forest - we have a number of free places on this event for adults and children, for those who would find it hard to attend otherwise.
Adult £7 – standard cost (helps support and sustain the work of The Sharpham Trust)
Adult £4 – subsidised cost for those who need it (still helps The Sharpham Trust)
Children, aged 7-17, FREE - fully funded
There is a maximum of 2 children aged 7-17 per adult.