Getting in a Scrape, at RSPB Frampton

Get the real hands-on story of how to make a superb nature reserve, with this unique one-off event. You will get unprecedented access onto areas of the reserve where the general public cannot normally go, while our Estates Manager Toby explains the conservation techniques that go into making FRAMPTON MARSH ONE OF THE PREMIER BREEDING SITES IN THE COUNTRY, and a must-visit venue for birdwatchers. From the mysteries of wet grassland, to how to manage 'SCRAPES' (the shallow pools that are alive with wading birds), if you have an interest in nature conservation this is a unique chance to see the work we do, in action.Advance booking essential via https://events.rspb.org.uk/events/119472 [https://events.rspb.org.uk/events/119472] Sorry, no dogs on this event Toilets available at the start and end of the event, at the visitor centre We will be going off the paths, stout shoes or walking boots are recommended.