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  • Writer: LOHP
    LOHP
  • Jul 8, 2024
  • 1 min read

Finally our rubbing plaques are all up on site for you to find and the accompanying LOHP Rubbing Guide is available from us at events or our volunteers. The plaques can be found on all our sites (clue - mainly near the entrances).

Rubbing Plaque on Scarfe Meadows © LOHP


The guides not only have space for you to take a rubbing of the plaque (or draw your own image) but there is lots of interesting information about the sites, species and a fascinating fact. So pick up a guide and get exploring.

LOHP Rubbing Guide © LOHP

 
 
 

We were visited by Oak Class from Hopton Primary School in mid-June. The group of 21 year 3/4 pupils (aged 7-9), enjoyed the morning learning more about their local river. They heard where the water in the Little Ouse flowed to and what had made it so silty. They saw the cattle grazing the surrounding fenland and watched the brightly coloured Banded Demoiselle Damselflies flitting about the river. They enjoyed looking at the river bugs that had been caught from Snails, to Damselfly larvae, Cased Caddis and even some small Fish.

Hopton Primary School visit to Little Ouse © LOHP

Hopton Primary School looking at river creatures © LOHP


On the way back they stopped to do some drawings about their river visit and ended the session with a game of pooh sticks. LOHP Conservation Manager - Ellie Beach said 'It was nice to have our local school come and visit us and learn about what is on their doorstep. Hopefully these will be the next generation of nature lovers'. Hopton Primary School Teacher Mrs Jones said, 'The children really enjoyed their morning and have not stopped talking about it, thank you to LOHP and their volunteers for making it happen'

 
 
 

Updated: May 8, 2024

Save the Date - Saturday 6th and Sunday 7th April 2024 and join the Big Green Hike and support LOHP at the same time. We have joined up as a partner with the Big Green Hike to help raise funds for LOHP.

You choose the route, you chose the distance, you choose your charity. You can walk on your own or part of a group. Watch the video below and find out more.

It's simple and easy to do, sign up here Big Green Hike 2024


Happy Hiking!!

 
 
 
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