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- Portland Bird Observatory Report Week Commencing 23rd of June 2012
- Exploring Nature Walks Waycroft Quarry 29th of June 2012
- ACO Musto Skiff World Championships at WPNSA
- The Prince of Wales Visits the Weymouth and Portland National Sailing Academy
- Portland Bird Observatory Report Week Commencing 16th of June 2012
- Exploring Nature Walks Fancy’s Family Farm 22nd of June 2012
- Portland Bird Observatory Report Week Commencing 9th of June 2012
- Portland Bird Observatory Report Week Commencing 2nd of June 2012
- Exploring Nature Walks Smallmouth 8th of June 2012
- London to Portland Small Ships Race to be Celebrated at the WPNSA
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Portland Volunteering Day with the Dorset Wildlife Trust
Join us for a few hours of practical work at the King Barrow Quarries Nature Reserve. This free event is a great day out with no experience needed! The event will take place on Friday the 27th of January between 10:00 and 15:00. Meet at the entrance to the reserve (map ref. SY 689728) by the [...]
Pre-historic Portland Revealed
Dorset Wildlife Trust is inviting people to go back in time this September to explore the past in Portland’s famous quarries. The iconic limestone peninsula will be giving up some of its hidden history at a Wild About Weymouth and Portland Geology Walk to help people discover their local landscape. Among the secrets of Dorset [...]
Precious Portland
Portland is one of Dorset’s gems, rich in wildlife, history and geology. Famous for its limestone which was used to build many of London’s most iconic buildings, it is also well known as a migration hotspot, attracting birds and birdwatchers alike. September is a great time to visit, with autumn migration well underway as birds [...]