Naturezones' Supporter's Mini Conference with Special Speaker Mary Colwell MBE
Naturezones Wildlfie Education Trust, Blackwater, PO30 3BP
Saturday 7th November 2026
We are delighted to be joined by Mary Colwell for this very special event.
Itinerary
arrive 10.30 for 11 am start - Coffee will beseerved
Introduction
Speaker Mary Colwell
Update
Lunch 12.30ish
MARY COLWELL
Mary Colwell
Mary is the Director of Curlew Action and is a writer, TV and radio producer and conservationist, whose massive walk across the breadth of the UK in 2016 helped raise the profile of the Curlew, and led her to write the greatly influential Curlew Moon (a must-read for any Curlew fan!). Mary founded Curlew Action in late-2019 after a series of talks, meetings and forums among experts discussing what was most needed to rescue the rapidly declining UK Curlew population. Mary loves long distance walking, camping, reading and cycling, as well as wildlife and storytelling, and it is her passion for telling the story of the curlew that has helped launch it into the public consciousness in the past few years. In addition to Curlew Moon, she is the author of three more books: John Muir: The Scotsman Who Saved America’s Wild Places; Beak, Tooth and Claw: Living with Predators in Britain; and The Gathering Place: A Winter Pilgrimage Through Changing Times.
We will also be launching our new Nature and Ecology Network strategy.
Itinerary
arrive 10.30 for 11 am start - Coffee will beseerved
Introduction
Speaker Mary Colwell
Update
Lunch 12.30ish
MARY COLWELL
Mary Colwell
Mary is the Director of Curlew Action and is a writer, TV and radio producer and conservationist, whose massive walk across the breadth of the UK in 2016 helped raise the profile of the Curlew, and led her to write the greatly influential Curlew Moon (a must-read for any Curlew fan!). Mary founded Curlew Action in late-2019 after a series of talks, meetings and forums among experts discussing what was most needed to rescue the rapidly declining UK Curlew population. Mary loves long distance walking, camping, reading and cycling, as well as wildlife and storytelling, and it is her passion for telling the story of the curlew that has helped launch it into the public consciousness in the past few years. In addition to Curlew Moon, she is the author of three more books: John Muir: The Scotsman Who Saved America’s Wild Places; Beak, Tooth and Claw: Living with Predators in Britain; and The Gathering Place: A Winter Pilgrimage Through Changing Times.
We will also be launching our new Nature and Ecology Network strategy.
Price
Ticket price
£12.00
