The RSPB is urgently looking for pin badge fundraising volunteers to help with placing and managing boxes in and around Settle, to raise funds for nature in crisis.
Boxes should be serviced every 4-8 weeks, donations paid in at your local post office and recorded online – all at a time that fits with your lifestyle and taking as little as an hour per month of your time.
Full training and equipment supplied, with support available at all times.
Please contact sue.overfield@rspb.org.uk for more information.
Langcliffe Quarry – A History of the Limeworks Industry is an existing initiative to develop a nationally significant site into a unique destination and improve accessibility. Langcliffe Quarry, located 1.5miles north of Settle, is rich in heritage and ecology. The site features the remains of historic lime production and limestone quarrying, including a Triple Draw […]
Road from Settle to Airton and Kirkby Malham Newly added “Flies unzipped: a general talk about hoverflies and other popular flies” by YNU president Derek Whiteley this Thursday 20 Feb at Settle Sat 1 March YNU Conference at York: “The State of Yorkshire’s Nature” I may be able to offer a lift from Settle. Also please […]
Wed 12 Feb: 4pm. Eco Explorers for families – This is restarting after the winter break – with a focus on snowdrops! New families welcome. Join a group of children aged 4 – 12 discovering nature – (Children must bring an adult) – 4 – 5.30 after school. Finding signs of Spring. – We will meet at Settle Parish Church grounds, then […]