The pretty South Devon coastal town of Dawlish is readying itself for walkers of all ages and abilities as its inaugural walking festival gets ready to ramble from the start of April.
Lasting ten days and commencing on 1st April, the festival will offer more than 30 walks, most of which are free to join. Incorporating a variety of special interests and walks of different lengths, the Festival will take in pretty lanes, the South West Coast Path, woodlands, beaches and much more. Visit http://www.visitsouthdevon.co.uk/whats-on for full details.
Sociable beach clean organised by Devon Wildlife Trust, plus recording everything that is collected as part of the Marine Conservation Society’s national monitoring.
Please bring gloves if you have them and let Devon Wlidlfe Trust know if you are intending to join on by calling 07972 175340 or by emailing alislade@aol.com
Discover the birds and bugs living along the coast on this family event led by curators, experts and enthusiasts. Hunt in the sand dunes for coastal beetles and spiders or sit and watch the birds. A joint event between RAMM, Plymouth City Museum and Art Gallery and the RSPB.
11am-2pm. Meet at Dawlish Warren train station.
Tickets are free, but should be booked in advance by calling 01752 304774.
Please wear warm clothes. The dunes are a 20 minute walk from the station.
