Guided expedition through the natural habitat of local wildlife
Lackford Lakes, a popular nature reserve managed by the Suffolk Wildlife Trust, is hosting a guided butterfly-spotting walk on August 11th at 1pm. The event, led by volunteer David, will take participants on a walk around the picturesque lakes.
While the exact booking details are not explicitly provided, events at Lackford Lakes are typically promoted by the Suffolk Wildlife Trust, so booking can likely be made through their official channels or website. For precise guidance on what to bring and any specific requirements, it's recommended to contact the reserve directly at lackford.engagement@our website.
Participants are advised to wear weather-appropriate clothing for outdoor walking and sturdy footwear. Binoculars are recommended to get a closer look at the butterflies. However, specific recommendations or a packing list are not listed.
Accessibility information for Lackford Lakes is not detailed, but as a managed nature reserve, they often provide some level of access accommodations. It's important to verify this with the reserve staff directly to understand the suitability for people with limited mobility or other access needs.
It's essential to note that dogs are not allowed in the visitor centre, blue Trail near the lakes or hides, but they are allowed on Sayer's Breck path and Church Walk (except for assistance dogs).
The meeting point for the event is at pencils.reckons.complies, and information about parking and bicycle parking is not provided. The trails at Lackford Lakes are accessible, but they are not paved or tarmacked and can become more difficult to traverse following poor weather.
The price for the event is not specified, but booking is essential due to limited places. For more information about Lackford Lakes and its facilities, visit www.our website/eventinfo.
Embracing a home-and-garden lifestyle, be sure to wear weather-appropriate clothing for outdoor walking and sturdy footwear for the butterfly-spotting walk at Lackford Lakes. To follow in the footsteps of David during this insightful event, book through the Suffolk Wildlife Trust's official channels or website, found at lackford.engagement@our website.
