Do you live within walking distance of Engine Lonning in Carlisle? Why not drop in and ‘go wild’ in your local woodland!
A wild afternoon out for all ages – whether you’re interested in woodland wildlife, uncovering the past or lending a hand bashing a bit of balsam. Drop in any time between 12pm and 4pm.
Activities include:
Guided walks about the history and importance of Engine Lonning during its industrial hey-day.
Wild games and arty fun for families.
A BASH the Balsam workout – get pulling and help us rid the Lonning of this non-native, invasive species (it’s easy and fun to do, we’ll show you how)
Wild ‘n Wonderful Woods – take a stroll with us through the woods and discover more about the trees, plants and wildlife that live here.
On the day, you’ll also get the chance to share what Engine Lonning means to you and your thoughts and ideas about how this green space could be improved to make it a better place for people and nature.
To help you make the most of your visit:
Everybody is welcome, however under 18s must be accompanied by a responsible adult.
Wear/bring wellies/sturdy shoes and old clothing you can ‘explore’ the woods in!
Getting here:
Engine Lonning lies to the west of Carlisle city centre, next to the River Eden, just downstream from where the River Caldew flows into it.
Postcode: CA2 7NX
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Please note, there isn’t any parking at, or near the woodland site. Please walk or use public transport to get here.
Find us in the clearing at the end of the lane accessed from main entrance.
If you have any questions, please get in touch with Tania Crockett, Learning Coordinator on 01768 866788 or email [email protected]
This event is supported by Access to Eden: Breaking barriers, building bridges partnership project led by Eden Rivers Trust with a grant from the National Lottery Heritage Fund.