The Friends of Nore Barn Woods

From 18 July – 30 August, discover the Hidden World of Nore Barn Woods at Emsworth Museum A new family-friendly exhibition created by the Friends of Nore Barn Woods explores the history, wildlife and community story of one of Emsworth’s most loved natural spaces.

Journey through the Woods past and present. From ancient landscapes and local farming history to rare wildlife, migrating birds and fascinating fungi, the display reveals the rich biodiversity found so near the harbour.

Museum visitors can discover the hidden lives of stag beetles, bats, eels and orchids, learn about the woodland’s delicate balance between people and nature, and explore how volunteers help protect and care for the site today.

Designed for all ages, the exhibition also includes interactive “Mini-Explorer” activities encouraging younger visitors to imagine how plants and animals survive in the woods.

Please see the Emsworth Museum website for location and opening times.

 Our next workday (11^th July) will include the Charity’s Annual General Meeting on the foreshore at 11:00. The Friends, and the Woods, get a breather in August so our subsequent workday is 12^th September, 9:30 to 12:00 noon. All welcome. Meet at the shore end of Warblington Road. Just bring gardening gloves.

 

For further information on the Friends of Nore Barn Woods or for donations,

 For further information on the Friends of Nore Barn Woods or for donations, please contact: Roy Ewing Tel 01243 370705

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