Sunday, December 1, 2024

Love Torbay Parks? Get set for Love Parks Week in Torbay

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Torbay residents are encouraged to get involved with a range of local events taking place for Love Parks Week (29 July – 5 August 2022).

A tree identification walk, children’s nature activities, and art and craft activities are just some of the events taking place that are open to all.

Love Parks Week is a national campaign led by Keep Britain Tidy to celebrate what’s great about our parks and green spaces.

Leader of Torbay Council Steve Darling said: “Love Parks Week is a great opportunity to enjoy and tell everyone else about Torbay’s fantastic green spaces. They belong to all of us and if anything have become more important than ever to us over the past couple of years, for both physical and mental wellbeing.

“So do get involved with events in your area for Love Parks Week.”

Councillor Mike Morey, Cabinet Member for Infrastructure, Environment and Culture for Torbay Council, said: “We’re pleased to work with SWISCo and other local partners such as Friends of Stoodley Knowle, Torbay Community Development Trust, Saving Devon’s Treescapes and Devon Wildlife Trust to bring you these events. Don’t forget it’s not just Love Parks Week – there are also loads of local Friends of groups for green spaces in Torbay, as well as the Community Partnerships, and other opportunities such as our Tree Warden volunteering scheme, with activities for all ages and abilities.”

Events taking place in Torbay:

29 July, 1.30pm to 3.30pm, Lindisfarne Park, The Willows, Torquay.

Beautiful Bugs and Butterflies – create minibeast art and headbands, discover local butterflies and minibeasts.

Contact: Torbay Community Development Trust – [email protected]

3 August, 1.30pm to 3.30pm, Stoodley Knowle Meadow, Butterfly explorer trail and collaborative art workshop for families – discover the mini beasts, make a leaf crown, create tree bug art.

Contact: Hannah Worthington, SWISCo, [email protected] or 07548 704876.

In partnership with Saving Devon’s Treescapes.

5 August, 2.30pm to 4pm, Clennon Valley Nature Reserve, Tree identification walk – learn about Britain’s native tree species and how to identify them with Simon Putt from Devon Tree Services. 

Book via Devon Wildlife Trust Eventbrite page

Any questions contact Hannah Worthington, SWISCo, [email protected] or 07548 704876.

In partnership with Saving Devon’s Treescapes.

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