About the event

West Cambs 100s Youth Rangers is a new series of activities for secondary-age young people to attend independently. The sessions make use of a few different nature reserves between Gamlingay, Cambourne, and Comberton, with occasional activities on the edge of Cambridge. There is something most months, either on a Saturday morning or on a Friday during school holidays. It might be a practical task, walk, social event, talk or workshop. The activities are aimed at young people aged 11-17 interested in local wildlife and global environmental issues. Some activities are free.

Communities and Education Officer Becca will lead a guided walk around the nationally important Waresley and Gransden Wood Nature Reserve.  On the way, we'll discuss discuss identification of spring wildlife, and the conservation techniques used to look after the site. This is a chance to meet like-minded people, talk to staff about careers, learn more about this wood, and have a sociable morning outdoors.

Booking is essential because we need to have parental consent and emergency contact details

Additional information

• Please refer to our event terms and conditions webpage for details on refunds and cancellations, as well as general information about how we run our events
• The benefits of joining the Wildlife Trust BCN include a reduced rate for events. Family membership is from £5 a month.
• There are no toilet facilities available for this session
• We try to be as inclusive as possible, but this session may not suit every young person, and we cannot provide 1:1 support
• parents/guardians will be asked to fill out a consent form to include relevant issues to help us ensure participants get the most out of the session

Please consider the environment before deciding to drive a long distance to get to this session.