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CAMBRIDGE: Wildish Film Night for Nature – Friends of Logan’s Meadow

13 February 2026 at 19:15

Chesterton Methodist Church

Join us for a relaxed local film night celebrating nature and community action. We’re supporting a screening of Fugolburna – Streams Frequented by Birds, a beautiful documentary exploring Fulbourn’s chalk streams, Fulbourn Fen Nature Reserve, and the grassroots groups working to protect them.

CAMBRIDGE: A Wildish Scavenger Hunt in Beechwood’s

9 November 2025, 10:00–14:00

Babraham Road Park and Ride

Join the Cambridge Wildish Club for a scavenger hunt and walk in Beechwood’s.

CAMBRIDGE: A Wildish talk, walk & sketch with Jonny Boatfield

19 October 2025, 10:00–13:00

Stapleford Granary

Come and explore Jonny Boatfield’s The Great Small Miracles exhibition at the Stapleford Granary from 10:00. Jonny will give a talk starting at 11:00 and then we will do a walk & sketch session around the surrounding countryside.

CAMBRIDGE: A Wildish wander to Bourn Windmill

25 September 2025, 11:48–12:03

Cambourne

A Wildish wander to Bourn Windmill - the oldest surviving windmill in the UK via Cambourne Nature Reserve. We will walk to the Bourn Windmill via the Cambourne Nature Reserve and public bridleways (~2.5km each way), with the option of taking a longer route on the return to Cambourne.

CAMBRIDGE: Grantchester Meadows Walk & Swim (or Just Chill!)

17 August 2025, 14:00–16:00

Grantchester Village Community Car Park

Join the Cambridge Wildish Club on a take a gentle ~20 min walk along the River Cam to a peaceful spot under a white willow tree. From there, you have two lovely options: Join Will Hay for a gentle swim in the river or stay on land, relax under the tree, chat, and enjoy snacks and drink.

CAMBRIDGE: Wild Plants, Pocket Microscopes & Nettle Cordage

6 July 2025, 13:45–16:00

Outside Storey's Field Centre

Join the Cambridge Wildish Club and Will Hay for a guided walk around Eddington’s green spaces. We'll highlight some interesting plant life, use pocket microscopes to inspect some specimens, and make cord out of stinging nettles.

CAMBRIDGE: Nature Reserve Tour, Live Music & Picnic at Logan's Meadow

8 June 2025, 12:00–15:00

The "Swift Code" bird nesting tower, Log

Join us for a vibrant Wildish afternoon celebrating Logan's Meadow's incredible transformation! ✨ This special event marks the successful completion of the 8-week transformation project. We will go on a reserve tour and then enjoy live music together!

CAMBRIDGE: Ancient woods, wildflowers and castles

17 May 2025, 13:00–17:00

Dalham village hall

Join us for a Wildish Walk investigating the ancient woodland, wild flowers and the remains of medieval castles.

CAMBRIDGE: Wildish Walk & Wildlife Spotting

27 April 2025, 13:00–15:00

Wicken

Join the Cambridge Wildish Club for an afternoon of Wildlife spotting in the Fen. We will go for a Wildish Walkthrough the stunning landscapes of Wicken Fen and Burwell Fen, searching for the Konik ponies and highland cattle.

CAMBRIDGE: Paxton Pits Nature Walk & Birdwatching

29 March 2025, 12:45–14:45

🦅 Paxton Pits Nature Walk & Birdwatchin

Join the Cambridge Wildish Club for spring bird watching at Paxton Pits Nature reserve.

CAMBRIDGE: Bubbles in the Meadow

9 February 2025, 13:45–16:30

Meet on the Island opposite The Mill Pub

We will meet on Coe Fen and walk along the River Cam to Grantchester Meadows, through Sheeps Green, Lammas Land and Paradise Nature Reserve. We’ll set up 3 buckets of special bubble mixture and share some sticks and cotton cord that can be used to create giant bubbles.

CAMBRIDGE: Wildish Talk with Marine Biologist & Walk in Coton

19 January 2025, 14:00–17:00

Outside Coton Village Hall

Join us for a 40-minute walk around Coton Country Park to enjoy the fresh air and beautiful surroundings. After the walk, we’ll head back to the Village Hall for refreshments and a fascinating talk by Prof. Lloyd Peck: “The Strangest Animals on Earth Live at the Bottom of the Sea in Antarctica!”.

CAMBRIDGE: Wreath Making Workshop at Wandlebury Country Park

1 December 2024, 18:00–20:30

Wandlebury Country Park Car Park

Come join us to craft a beautiful wreath for your door, made from 100% natural materials! 🌿✨ Each workshop lasts for approx 2 hours, offering a fun and festive experience.

CAMBRIDGE: Wildish walk and campfire in Matchstick Woods

16 November 2024, 13:00–17:00

Dovecote

Join us for a relaxing and mindful afternoon at the private woodland, Matchstick Woods, nestled next to the River Great Ouse. We will begin with a peaceful walk through the woods, exploring the natural beauty of the area and identifying the large range of trees.

CAMBRIDGE: Tree Talk Walk at Logan’s Meadow

5 October 2024, 10:45–12:00

Logan’s Meadow local nature reserve

Join us for a one-hour walk led by Cambridge City Council's tree officer, Kenny McGregor, who will share his knowledge and enthusiasm about the trees in Logan's Meadow! 🌿

CAMBRIDGE: Bridge the Gap Walk

15 September 2024, 10:00–12:30

University Arms Entrance

Join the Wildish Club Cambridge to explore Cambridge like never before on this specially designed 3.5-mile route. You'll enjoy a close-up view of the City, wander through the stunning gardens of six University Colleges, and raise funds for Arthur Rank Hospice Charity and Romsey Mill.

CAMBRIDGE: Eddington Walk and Pond Dipping

31 August 2024, 14:00–16:00

Cambridge

Join the Cambridge Wildish Club for a summer afternoon walk around Eddington and some Pond Dipping. We will be looking at how Eddington has been developed to make it sustainable and ecologically friendly and will discover wildflowers/voles/birds and other wonders.

CAMBRIDGE: Ouse Valley walk and Houghton Meadow exploration

27 July 2024, 14:00–17:00

Saint Ives

Join us for the 7th Wildish Cambridge Club meet up for a leisurely stroll through the delightful Ouse Valley landscape with water areas, village sights and wildflowers. We will meet John, the BCN Wildlife Trust Voluntary Warden for Houghton Meadows, who will tell us what he knows about the area.

CAMBRIDGE: River walk and waterside yoga

29 June 2024, 14:00–16:00

Fen Ditton

Join us for the 6th Wildish Cambridge Club meet up for a river walk and waterside yoga! Bring binoculars or a camera for wildlife and bird spotting if you want! After our refreshing walk, you have the option to participate in a relaxing yoga session by the water’s edge.

CAMBRIDGE: Evening nature walk and bat spotting

25 May 2024, 19:00–23:00

Grantchester

Join Gina on Cambridge Wildish Club's twilight nature walk and bat spotting expedition. At 7:45 pm, we will set out on our adventure, meandering down the picturesque Grantchester River as dusk begins to settle.

CAMBRIDGE: Guided walk, nature meditation and spring BBQ at Wandlebury Country Park

20 April 2024, 13:30–16:00

Stapleford

Join us for the fourth Wildish Club Cambridge Walk at the beautiful Wandlebury Country Park. This excursion promises an enriching experience guided by the knowledgeable onsite warden and wildlife and history expert, Hannah.

CAMBRIDGE: Astronomy Talk and Weather Dependent Stargazing

27 March 2024, 18:30–22:30

Institute of Astronomy

You're invited to an evening of celestial wonders and captivating discussions at the University of Cambridge Institute of Astronomy, hosted by the Wildish Club Cambridge!

CAMBRIDGE: Madingley Hall Walk and Photography

24 February 2024, 14:30–16:30

Madingley

Join Gina and Wildish friends for a Walk and Photography session at Madingley Hall Gardens. Bring your camera or smartphone to capture the nature around us. We'll take our time to appreciate the beauty around us, sharing photography tips and stories as we go.

CAMBRIDGE: Milton Country Park Meander and Sketch

20 January 2024, 14:00–16:00

Milton

Join Gina for a Wildish Walk and Sketch embarking on a captivating 2.4km stroll through the enchanting Milton Country Park. Born from the transformation of ancient gravel pits, this picturesque haven invites you into a world of diverse natural wonders, with beautiful woodlands and serene lakes.

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