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Stroud Valleys Project’s new natural history walks are hot off the press! Designed for people with visual and hearing impairment who want to explore the countryside despite their disability, the walks offer the chance to learn about wildlife and habitats in a group of like-minded people. The walkers are fully supported by sighted and hearing guides.

 Wildflower walk

You could learn why ecologists get really excited about spotting water vole latrines, why orchids like a good fungal infection, just how much time you'd spend asleep if you were a dormouse, and exactly how bats manage to mate in the autumn and then delay gestation until the warmer spring days.

Orchid walk at Edge Common

For more information about the walks contact Ivi Szaboova on 01453 753358.