Walk with a Gardener - Changing climate
How is climate change affecting Wentworth Castle Gardens? Join our gardeners to hear more about this fascinating and important issue and learn what you can do to reduce the impact of climate change in your garden at home.
- Booking not needed
- Free event (admission applies)
How is climate change affecting Wentworth Castle Gardens, and what can you do to reduce the impact in your garden at home.
As the climate changes, the gardens team are having to adapt their approach to caring for this Grade I listed landscape, to make it more resilient for the future. Learn more about the work and objectives of the National Trust on this short, informal walk around the formal gardens.
There will also be the opportunity to ask questions and gain ideas and advice about how to make your own garden more climate-resilient.
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This event is free, but normal admission charges apply for the venue.
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- Suitability
Suitable for older children
- Meeting point
Meet at the visitor information shed opposite the play area.
- What to bring and wear
Shoes suitable for a gentle stroll.
- Accessibility
The route follows hard standing paths up to the conservatory area of the gardens. For more information please visit the Accessibility page of our website. To pre-book a mobility scooter please call us, or email wentworthcastlegardens@nationaltrust.org.uk
- Other
Dogs welcome on a short fixed length lead.
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