Come and find out more about wildlife on your doorstep. We'll meet at the RSPB shop at Darts Farm and then head out to our Exe Estuary nature reserves, looking for all manner of wildlife as we go - kingfishers, swallows and who knows? Maybe even an otter...!
We'll also have our fabulous Nature Bingo Game to keep the kids entertained - and probably the adults, too!
Come and find out more about wildlife on your doorstep. We'll meet at the RSPB shop at Darts Farm and then head out to our Exe Estuary nature reserves, looking for all manner of wildlife as we go - kingfishers, swallows and who knows? Maybe even an otter...!
We'll also have our fabulous Nature Bingo Game to keep the kids entertained - and probably the adults, too!
Lads and dads are being called to take part in a rugby day out for Hospiscare in 2014.
The 10k Hospiscare Men’s Walk is a great way to spend a lads’ day out alongside friends and family members, with the male bonding continuing post-walk with a pint, pasty and three Six Nations rugby matches.
The third annual Men’s Walk will once again commence from the home of the Exeter Chiefs on Saturday March 15. The walk takes in spectacular views of the City as it goes through Ludwell Valley Park before heading back to the finish line at Sandy Park.
On Remembrance Sunday Christine Trigger, assisted by Michael Parrott, will lead a tour of the Higher Cemetery war graves.
This event is organised by Friends of Higher Cemetery.
The walk will commence at 2pm near the Higher Cemetery chapel. There is no charge for this event but any donations will be forwarded to the Royal British Legion Poppy Appeal.
Children under 16 must be accompanied by a responsible adult.
Further information is available here or by calling 01392 818550.
Starting at A la Ronde, the circular walks take in National Trust’s Lower Halsdon Farm and part of the Exe estuary trail.
It’s a great opportunity to learn more about the farm and wildlife of the area.
The walks are approx 2.5 miles long and take place 10am – 12.30pm and 1pm – 3.30pm. Places are free but numbers are limited so please book in advance by phoning A la Ronde on 01395 265514.
No charge but please book places in advance on 01395 265514.
Normal admission charges apply.
Weatherproof clothing and stout footwear, binoculars would be useful if...
A walk around Exeter Higher Cemetery to see nature's harvest. Nigel Pinhorn will lead the walk, which is organised by Friends of Higher Cemetery. There is a £4 charge for visitors, £1 for accompanied children or £2 for Friends of Higher Cemetery members. (Membership of FoHC is £5 per annum or £8 for a family).
Enquiries: Telephone 01392 818550 or email fohcexeter@gmail.com
Today a handful of students kindly gave up a day of their summer holidays by taking part in the 700th anniversary walk, which covers routes once walked by original Exeter College Students.
Students from the college’s Reach Academy for gifted and talented students join the University of Oxford’s Exeter College Rector, Frances Cairncross on the celebratory walk.
Exeter College, Oxford, was founded in 1314 by Walter de Stapeldon, Bishop of Exeter, and its early students came mainly from Devon and Cornwall. As Bishop of Exeter, Walter de Stapeldon contributed liberally to...
Join Caradoc Doy on Wednesday evening and he will tell you about the trees in Exeter Higher Cemetery. The walk starts by the cemetery chapel at 6.30pm on 17 July. There is a fee of £4 for an adult, £1 for a child and £2 for Friends of Higher Cemetery members.
Women in Exeter are being urged to grab their last chance to enter Cancer Research UK's Race for Life as registration closes at midnight tonight. Over 3,200 determined women have already joined the formidable army who are ready to take on cancer on Sunday 30 June but there are still places left to fill.
Cancer Research UK's Race for Life, in partnership with Tesco, is an inspiring women-only series of events which raises millions of pounds every year to help defeat cancer by funding life-saving research. Sam Beare, Event Manager for Race for Life in the South West, said...
