Other events

The Woking Peregrine project

Ever since the Peregrines started successfully nesting in Woking in 2016, the club has had a stand in the town centre on (usually) Saturdays in order to show the public the Peregrines (save when we could not due to Covid restrictions).  Using the http://www.wokingperegrines.com website allowed us to watch the Peregrines using the cameras (now sponsored by the club) which are installed both inside the nest box and on the ledges outside. However, by the time we had the stand operating in the town centre, the young birds were often out on the ledges and so visible. The town centre (Jubilee Square to be exact) is a great site where you can see the young birds learning to fly (often calling out as they are doing so!).  In 2025 the club is sponsoring the cameras in memory of Steve Chastell as Steve was such a great supporter of the Woking Peregrine Project.

In 2025 the club will have a stand in the town centre on Saturday 7th June and Saturday 21st June so why not join us there on one of those dates. Even if you are not around then, , if you are in Woking this spring, do look out for the Peregrines .

Jubilee square gives a good view of the nest box and the building where the birds roost.

Juniper Hall’s Festival of Nature on Saturday, 19th July

We’re excited to be part of Juniper Hall’s Festival of Nature on Saturday, 19th July (10 AM – 2 PM). This charity event will connect the community with nature while raising funds for the Field Studies Council’s Grants for Schools, providing outdoor learning for disadvantaged young people.

A number of stallholders will be showcasing their work—environmental charities, a wildlife experts, and sellers of nature-inspired products. The centre will also host talks on various environmental topics throughout the day.

This is a fantastic opportunity to learn more and support a great cause—all set in the stunning Box Hill Estate. You can get tickets here