Event details
Meeting point
Once parked please make your way down to the beach via the slipway on the left-hand side of the car park (if you are facing the sea). We will meet you on the beach by the saltmarsh. What3Words: shades.frame.strapping). Look for our Project flags!Date
About the event
Join us this Easter on St Anne's beach as we discover the mysterious muddy creatures living in the Ribble Estuary!
We'll be delving into the muddy depths to uncover hidden animals, including worms, shrimps, snails, and captivating shells that employ a unique burying technique with their giant foot! Our expert guides will be on hand to assist you in searching, identifying, and learning about your fascinating discoveries. Don't forget your wellies and prepare for a muddy adventure! Reserve your spot for this event using the booking system.
Booking
Price
FREE to you - Our events are subsidised by our funders (Environment Agency). However, donations to the Fylde Sand Dunes Project are always gratefully received in order for us to keep running our wonderful events free-of-chargeSuitable for
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Dogs
We love meeting your furry friends, and this busy public beach is a popular spot for dog walking. While dogs are welcome at our event, please be mindful that not all attendees may be comfortable around them. To ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone, we kindly ask that you keep your dog on a lead at all times. During mud dipping, please keep dogs out of the muddy pools, as they can churn up the silt and disturb the wildlife we’re trying to find. Thank you for your co-operation!
Coastal Explorers - Mud Dipping (https://youtu.be/jSXXRLdgyh8)
Coastal Explorers - Mud Dipping