About the event

This event is intended for young adults (18-30). We are also running events for families (4-11yrs) and teens on this day, please head to the individual event pages to book.

Join us to learn about beaver biology and behaviour then take a tour of the beaver enclosure where we will look for signs of beaver activity and the beavers themselves.

Please be aware that we will be walking into the beaver enclosure where the ground may be wet and uneven and the vegetation may be long. Therefore a reasonable level of fitness and mobility is required and we highly recommend that you wear closed in boots/shoes, long trousers and sleeves and wear insect repellent. This event is intended for teenagers, adults will need to remain on sight (at Rushden Lakes) for the duration of the walk. A copy of the parental consent form will be sent to the purchaser.

Please note this event is for the stated group only - further walks for the general public are available on our website.

This event is organised in partnership with the Nene Valley Mammal Youth Group.

The Nene Valley Mammal Group is a new group for young nature enthusiasts to discover and learn about mammals and take action to protect them. Events are organised by a network of Northamptonshire conservation organisations and is part of the Local Group Network of the Mammal Society, Britain’s leading charity devoted to the science-led conservation of mammals. To find out more, visit: https://stanwicklakes.org.uk/mammal-group/

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