Sensory Trust activities


The Sensory Trust will be offering a range of immersive, sensory, and reflective activities designed to help people connect with nature.

These sessions are likely to take place on a Wednesday.

Activites will blend exploration, mindfulness, social interaction, and environmental education.

The programme focuses on key themes, including plants, birds, invertebrates, trees and soil, water, and human connections.

What could you be doing?

Sensory exploration
Engaging with nature through sight, touch, sound, and smell.

Microscopic discovery
Using microscopes to examine textures and tiny life.

Hydrophone listening
Exploring underwater soundscapes in ponds and streams.
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Birdsong identification
Tuning into the sounds of nature and recognising bird calls.

Bug spotting
Observing invertebrates in their natural habitats.

Tree and soil interaction
Exploring textures and scents.

Mindfulness in nature
Guided activities and breathwork to connecting with nature.

What is the site like?

The ‘base camp’ site area is close to a hard-surfaced path but sits on an area of long grass, which can get boggy after heavy rain. Some activities will take place around the camp area, and a shelter will be used in bad weather.

Other activities will take place away from the camp and will involve crossing grassy stretches which can also be muddy after rain. The pond area is accessible via a gate onto a flat platform. While our stream area has a step down, you can still take place in many of the activities from the flat platform.

All of the equipment needed for interacting with nature will be provided. You just need to wear comfortable shoes and clothing for walking, bending, and stretching - which might also get a little muddy.

The Sensory Trust site at Tregoniggie Woods, © Euan McPhee.

Travel information

Tregoniggie Woodland is accessible by bus, with good public transport links nearby. There is a small car park available for those travelling by car, although space is very limited. On-street parking may be available in surrounding residential areas.

Address

Tregoniggie Woodland

Falmouth

TR11 4JZ

 

If you need to travel by taxi or require help with travel costs, Sensory Trust may be able to offer some support. Please note that there will be a short walk from drop-off points to the activity site. A member of the team will be able to talk through travel arrangements with you when they contact you to organise your attendance after you have been assigned to your group.

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