Children’s Spittal Pond Nature Walk On April 4
The Bermuda National Trust [BNT] will host the Annual Children’s Nature Walk at Spittal Pond on Thursday, April 4, from 9.30am to 12.00pm.
The BNT website said, “The BNT Children’s Nature Walk takes place at Spittal Pond – one of Bermuda’s most spectacular open spaces covering 64-acres of wetlands along South Shore. It is Bermuda’s largest and most important bird sanctuary and serves a diversity of habitats and an amazing variety of birds, especially during the migration seasons.
“Children and guardians will have the opportunity to experience nature first hand on the walk as well as observe some of our cultural landmarks while they hear fascinating stories from the past. They will be taken along the route by the Trust’s enthusiastic guides stopping at points of interest to learn about biodiversity, habitats, history, geology and conservation from the island’s leading environmental and cultural experts
- Free for parents and children age 5-12 years
- Groups leave from the eastern parking lot every 15 minutes
- Approximately a 90 minute walk – last walk at noon
- Wear suitable clothes and shoes for rugged terrain
- Groups larger than 3 people must pre – register
- Light snack and water available – bring your own water bottle
- Not suitable for dogs, prams or very young children
- Parking available in field behind Harrington Hundreds
“To register please contact Dr. Dorte Horsfield dhorsfield@bnt,bm, 236-6483 ext. 212”
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