Come and join us for an informal walk onto Godlingston Heath, where we will visit the mire below Agglestone Rock.  We will spend time observing the plant and animal communities which love these wet and spongey habitats and discuss why our bogs are important places for storing water and how they form peat, and what peat can tell us about the past.

The walk will be jointly led by rangers from the Urban Heaths Partnership and National Trust, the Peat Manager from the Dorset Peat Partnership, and a Palaeoecology researcher.

• Sturdy footwear (boots or wellies) is required.
• Bring your own drink and snacks.
• This event is suitable for all ages.
• Access is via good gravel tracks / paths, but may not be fully accessible for all.

How to book:

Please book by contacting the event organiser via any of their contact details listed below. Please note Planet Purbeck do not manage bookings and are not responsible for managing availability of places for any festival listings. Please contact us if you are having trouble contacting the organiser.

Event fee:

Free

Accessibility:

Accessible Venue

Meeting place:

Agglestone Mire, Godlingston Heath. Meet at Middle Beach Car Park, Studland, BH19 3AX.