Young people take part in museum residency inspired by nature author
This summer young people took part in a nature and writing residency at Chelmsford Museum, inspired by legendary nature writer J.A. Baker.
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culture outdoors green spacesThis summer young people took part in a nature and writing residency at Chelmsford Museum, inspired by legendary nature writer J.A. Baker.
This Sunday, the Essex Book Festival and Hylands Estate present the perfect way to spend Father’s Day with music, food and author events.
Parts of the 1,700 acres of grassland managed by the city council will be cut less frequently to create more space to thrive for nature.
Restless Brilliance: The Story of J.A. Baker and The Peregrine opens at Chelmsford Museum on Saturday 23 March.
Hylands Estate offers varied activities across 574 acres of parkland, providing a full day out to enjoy with the family throughout the year.
An exhibition on the life and works of celebrated author and conservationist, J.A. Baker, will open at Chelmsford Museum in spring 2024.
Frankland Fields, a popular location for dog walkers and nature lovers in South Woodham Ferrers, has been declared a Local Nature Reserve.
An overgrown pond is now a feature of a nature reserve, thanks to some dedicated enthusiasts and a grant from Chelmsford City Council.
Popular Chelmsford park, Admirals Park, is to become a designated nature reserve.