This is our last ‘family nature walk series’ of the year. Forsternrieder forst is a unique forest rich of animals and plants, and in this period it is a paradise of mushrooms of different colors and forms. We will learn who lives there and how to search for animal tracks and signs, and how to identify them. It will be an exciting search for animal clues left behind (such as house holes, fur, feathers, nests, skulls and bones, egg shells, scats, droppings, trails, chew marks, leftover meals, burrows, constructions, and all possible other signs), and for observing plants leaves and seeds, lichens and how mushrooms are made. This nature walk is not to be missed. It will be indeed an engaging and enriching learning experience for everybody!

Meeting point: The session is conducted in Forsternrieder forest. I will contact you directly about the meeting place details.

Age: 3-10 years old

Duration of a session: 2 hours

Number of children:  a max of 10.

Parents/grandparents join for free. a max of 2 adults for each child and siblings of less than 3 years are welcome to join.

Language: English

What to bring: closed shoes, long trousers, backpack, water bottle, change of clothes in case kids get wet or muddy, raincoat, sun hat.

Field equipment: Binoculars, compasses, microscopes, magnifying lenses, etc will be provided to observe and examine in detail nature treasures

NOTE: in case of really bad weather (i.e. heavy rain and thunderstones, strong winds) the session will be cancelled and you will get reimbursed.