Would you like to learn more about what lives, thrives and survives in South Cliff Gardens and help us form a strategy to enhance the biodiversity of our habitats to support and sustain our native species?

Join us on Saturday 18^th May for a morning of discovery in the gardens with horticulture and sustainability expert Doug Stewart where he will be posing some key questions about our relationship with our natural surroundings and exploring the importance of good habitat management.

We will meet outside Beeforth’s Hive for 9am and head into the gardens from there. This is an outdoor event so please dress for the weather and wear sensible footwear.

This will be the first of series of monthly workshops which will allow us to experience the seasonal changes within the gardens with future dates to be confirmed.

Meet your workshop leader:

Doug works with the Royal Horticultural Society as a professional associate and consultant, is the author of The Gardener’s Guide to Sustainability (published in September), and presents the gardening programmes on BBC Radio Humberside and Lincolnshire.

When not working with community groups, or speaking at events, he enjoys striding across hill and dale, getting lost, cycling, travelling, blogging and is a total, complete and utter plant nerd.