Walk along Swaleciffe seafront
A walk around Swalecliffe shoreline looking for winter visiting birds and insects and early flowers. The area is scrub and rough grassland.
Meet: Near the Whitstable skatepark What3Words: brand.shack.fairly
This walk will be led by TBC
Price: Members free and under 18s, non members £1
Access: The seafront is accessible for wheelchair users, but we are also likely to walk across grass areas which maybe uneven and wet.
Parking: Road parking along the seafront is limited, so car share if you can.
Talk about Swifts
Details: Ginny Wenban for the Canterbury and District Swifts. Common swifts are one of the countries most rapidly declining species, and on the UK Red list ‘Birds of conservation concern’, these are birds where conservation effort is needed. Ginny will give an illustrated talk where we learn more about the aims of this group and this species.
Accessibility: Step free access
Parking: Own car park at the rear
Price: no charge for members, non members £5