Pembrokeshire Fish Week

22nd June - An exciting all-day event open to the public!

Find fossils, learn about ice ages and sea level rise with geologist Sid Howells. Go rock pooling with Phil Wensley, from Dale Fort Field Centre, we'll be looking out for lobsters and lots of prawns. Learn how to protect the environment and get involved with a Keep Wales Tidy beach clean.

24th June - Open to a local school

A local school with have the opportunity to explore the shore line with Phil Wensley, understand the cliffs and rocks with Sid Howells and learn how to look after and protect our coastal environment with Mari Williams.

To book or for information contact Marten or Debbie on 01437 753193

Date / Time	Event
22nd June	Event on the South Pembrokeshire Coast Open to public - No Charge! (Max number - 20) Transport required from Stackpole Quay to Stackpole Centre.
10:45am	Meet at Stackpole Quay
11:15 - 12:15	Beach clean at Barafundle with Mari Williams - Keep Wales Tidy)
12:15 - 13:00	Lunch on the beach
13:20 - 14:20	Fossil Hunting with with Sid Howells - Geologist)
14:20 -14:30	Break
14:30 -15:30	Rocky shore hunt with Phil Wensley - Dale Fort FSC
15:30 - 15:45	Travel to Centre
15:45 - 17:00	Workshop activity on the days events
A representative from the National Trust's Stackpole Centre will be present for the whole afternoon. If it rains we'll get wet - so be prepared :-D
Coordinated by the Darwin Centre, in Partnership with the Stackpole Centre (National Trust), Keep Wales Tidy and Dale Fort FSC.

Date / Time	Event
24th June	Exploring the Shore Organised Event for a Pembrokeshire School at Dale
9:45 am	Meet at Dale
10:00 - 12:30	Crabbing and exploring the shore line (Phil Wensley Dale Fort FSC) Exploring the cliffs and rocks (Sid Howells, Geologist)
12:30 -13:15	Lunch
13:15 -14:15	Litter pick with Mari Williams from Keep Wales Tidy)
14:30	Bus back to school.
A free event with Bus provided. If it rains we will get wet - so be prepared!!!!
Co-ordinated by Darwin Centre in partnership with KWT and Dale Fort.

The Darwin Centre for Biology and Medicine

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