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Upcoming events at Runnymede and Ankerwycke

Runnymede and Ankerwycke

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Join us for a fun day out at Runnymede. Meet our Rangers and find out what work they do to help take care of our special site. 

Our Rangers work hard to manage and protect the countryside at our historically significant site. Meet our rangers and check out their amazing tractor,  make a seed bomb to launch into our meadows, and have a go at a nature themed craft. 10am-3pm. All activities are free, donations welcome.

To make the most of your day,  bring a picnic and explore the countryside on one of our walking trails.

Visit Runnymede and meet our Rangers and Ranger Volunteers on Monday 29  July, 10am - 3pm.

Runnymede Ranger Day

Come and meet new people and have a chat as you explore Runnymede's historic landscape. Dogs are welcome, we simply ask that they're kept on a short lead around livestock. Please note, this walk will involve some steep inclines and steps. 

Important: The walks operate March to October due to Runnymede being flooded in areas in the winter. The walk will not go ahead during bad weather conditions.

Explore Runnymede on a guided walk and talk through meadows and woodlands, meeting on the last Thursday of every month March to October.

Monthly Walk and Talk group

The Junior Ranger programme is funded by Runnymede Borough Council and is managed by the National Trust at its Runnymede and Ankerwycke properties. 

How it works

Sessions run on the first Sunday of each month and for six months starting Sun 6 October. They will take place in various locations around Runnymede and Ankerwycke between 10am and 1pm. We expect participants to commit to every session. 

What will junior rangers be doing?

National Trust Rangers and volunteer Ranger and Habitat Monitors will run the sessions where participants will get involved with tasks such as vegetation control, planting trees, woodland management, countryside maintenance, litter picking, and habitat or wildlife surveys. 

What do people need to take part?

Bring drinks, snacks, and suitable clothing and footwear for the weather. We will provide all the necessary tools and a packed lunch. 

How to apply?

Applications open on 1 September. Spaces on the programme are limited to 20 people. If applicants are unsuccessful, we will hold your application on file for the next programme.

To register your interest before now, click the 'Check Availability' button and we will contact you when applications open.

Explore the outdoors, protect nature and wildlife, and learn conservation skills as part of our Young Rangers Programme. Applications open on 1 September 2024

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