Workshop in which children make their own bat box to celebrate Bat Week, held at Hartsholme Country Park.
Bat Box Making is on at Hartsholme Country Park on Thursday 29 October, from 13:00 to 14:30. It's a session for children to build their own bat box and learn how to help bats find somewhere to stay, and it forms part of 'Bat Week', a conservation push that encourages people to do their bit for local wildlife and invite bats to stay in their gardens by building them a home.
The workshop is part of a wider 'Bats and Crafts' day at the park, so there's more to it than just the box making. That afternoon, the park welcomes the Family of Phantoms Parade, a new phantom procession by the team behind Strolling Bones, billed as the first of its kind the city has seen. If you're taking the kids along for the workshop, you can stick around for that too.
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Booking is essential, and the session runs from 13:00 to 14:30, with participants meeting outside the Visitor Centre at 1.00pm. The cost is £9.00, and the park is at 377 Skellingthorpe Rd, Lincoln LN6 0EY.
