On Sunday the 11th of June we have the welcome return of the Tophill Low Nature Reserve open day. It doesn't seem like it, but the last was 4 years ago pre-covid!
It also marks 30 years since the (public) opening of the reserve in 1993 so worth celebrating.
Admission is free from 10am to 4pm with extra car parking laid on a short walk from the reserve (blue badge holder parking available on request). A perfect day out for any level of interest for all ages and abilities - something for everyone including food and drink!
As ever we're giving the opportunity to a great range of friends of the reserve to showcase their work too - at the time of writing these include;
Membership, displays and native wetland plant sales
Displays and children's activities 
Displays on their work and possible chance to meet a bat!Driffield & Langtoft Hedgehogs
Awareness of hedgehog conservation and care - inc a possible chance to meet one
Stands and activities 
East Riding Archaeological Society - history and exhibits 
Bird ringing demo and motus stand
New and used binoculars and telescopes to try and buy 
Displays on the Trusts river conservation projects in East Yorkshire 
Awareness and information on Invasive Non Native Species in Yorkshire and how you can help
Humberside Police Wildlife Crime prevention officer - displays and police vehicles 
Wildlife photography 
Yorkshire coast nature wildlife tours 
Accessible access advocates 
Sustainability team 
Awareness and displays on badger protection 
Yorkshire Dragonfly Group - displays and information
Conservation farming 
Tophill Low research group 
Tony McLean Wildlife photography
J&J goat meats 
For one day only! A return of twitchers take-away for drinks and refreshments 
FE/HE college running courses in Wildlife Conservation and Animal Management amongst others *All exhibitors subject to personal / work commitments - attendees may change.
