Come along on a nighttime stroll and learn all about the fascinating bats and moths that call the Faughan Valley home.
Red Brae Wood, Faughan Valley
Join us at dusk in the Faughan Valley for a woodland bat and moth hunt.
Led by one of our expert volunteers, this is a fantastic opportunity to get to know the wide variety of bats and moths that have made their home in this biodiverse part of the country.
As the sky starts to darken, we'll make our way down the hill from our meeting point at Red Brae car park to explore a few of our local bats' favourite spots. You'll get to learn about seven different bat species, as well as help us count how many we can identify in one night.
Booking via our sign up form is essential.
Please wear suitable clothing and footwear for being outdoors.
There are no toilets on site.
In the event of poor weather conditions the event may be pushed back to the following day, but we will monitor and update you if this is the case.
All under 18s must be accompanied by a responsible adult.
Date: Thursday 20 August, 8–10pm.
Price: £5 per family.
Location: Red Brae Wood car park, Faughan Valley, Northern Ireland.
What3Words location: upgrading.laugh.wishing.
Grid reference: NV659726.
Parking: available at Red Brae Wood car park, Faughan Valley, Northern Ireland.
What3Words location: upgrading.laugh.wishing.
Grid reference: NV659726.
Access: the route includes a very steep section of path which is not suitable for buggies, wheelchairs or people with limited mobility. If you would like to take part in this event but are concerned about accessibility, please email robertwatson@woodlandtrust.org.uk.
Dogs: well-behaved dogs on leads are allowed.
The Faughan Valley Woodlands project aims to reconnect pockets of ancient woodland, allowing them to become more resilient and thrive in the future.
