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3. What help do you need to be able to engage with your local nature? 

For example:

  • you would like opportunities to learn more about nature, like guided walks
  • you would like safer, well maintained walking routes to help you explore local wildlife places and enjoy nature

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  • local group to make bird/bug houses. a downloadable walking map would help a lot for off park walking e.g. not at Eglinton park and showing what we can see.

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    • groups for children -guided cycles for children and others. fishing groups.info sessions.

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      • more advertising-social media. well maintained routes. access via public transport.cost.

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        • safer cleaner environment free from electric scooters. more swing parks/closer to home.

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          • ranger talks and walks

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            • community events, picnic events, more variety. age appropriate sessions

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              • where to start!

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                • better weather, more sunny

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                  • community gardens in local area. less use of social media to advertise events and park events, use more traditional methods instead.

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                    • rain causing flooding and stopping access

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