This’ll keep your busy bees occupied for an hour.

Want to discover the secret life of nature’s tiny heroes? Nature Network Ireland is hosting a hands-on guided walk all about pollinators at Tramore Valley Park, and everyone’s invited.

Led by Robbie Carroll, it’s all happening on Saturday, July 19th (11am, starting at the EcoLab) and it’s perfect for the whole family.

This free event is part of the Tramore Valley Park Insect Project, a six-month initiative supported by Community Foundation Ireland in partnership with the National Parks and Wildlife Service.

 

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Led by Community Engagement Officer Robbie Carroll, participants will explore Cork City’s urban wild space to uncover the fascinating world of pollinating insects. From bees and butterflies to hoverflies and more, this interactive walk will reveal the essential roles these tiny creatures play in nature and in sustaining our food systems.

“You will discover how urban habitats such as Tramore Valley Park support biodiversity, understand why pollinators matter and what you can do to help. All equipment and resources will be provided; you only need to bring your curiosity!” say the organisers.

Booking is required, so reserve your place now over here.