Hunt us down in the woods, parks, creeks, beaches, rivers, seas and meadows of Devon
A group of students from Riverside School joined us at the National Trust’s site in Saltram salt marsh and estuary. The students were looking for inspiration and ideas for a sculpture, as part of a Take A Part project designing and installing art pieces on the estate with local artists.
We visited the site that their sculpture will sit on, and learnt about the amazing range of wildlife that exists in Plymouth Sound and Estuaries European Marine Site. As well as imitating some of the common wader species feeding and singing the group went out on the salt marshes looking for wildlife and finding tracks from different animals.
Hunt us down in the woods, parks, creeks, beaches, rivers, seas and meadows of Devon
Bex House 07983693798
bex@earthjump.org
Earthjump enthusiasts, clients and funders of the past, present, and hopefully future:
Plymouth City Council, Marine Biological Association, Ernest Cook Trust, Livewest, Heritage Lottery Fund, Species Recovery Trust, Cornwall School of Social Entrepreneurs, BEES, National Trust, National Marine Aquarium, North Yard Community Trust, RSPB, SW Coast Path, SW Lakes Trust, Active Neighbourhoods, MVV, Mindfully Wired.
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