The event brought together families from across east Cheshire to take part in a number of free activities including den building, wild art, learning about fires as well as exploring the woodland and its wild creatures.
The project received funding from the Heritage Lottery Fund which has been used to improve the accessibility and learning resources at the reserve. This has enabled a wide range of nature study activities to take place from exploring the reserve’s ancient woodland through to sweep netting in the wildflower rich meadows to discover mini-beasts.