A full day of birding on the Somerset Levels ending the day with the famous Starling roost at Avalon Marshes.

Discover the wildlife and history of Lymington Marshes with local experts Marcus Ward and Pete Durnell, Site Manager of Normandy Marsh. This engaging evening talk will explore the marsh’s rich birdlife, unique habitats, and the conservation challenges it faces today.

While fungi season may be short, some fungi can be found all year round. That’s why Wild New Forest is hosting a monthly Fungi and Flora Mould Walk at Eyeworth.

This walk takes you through a diverse mix of habitats, including open heath, ancient woodland, valley mire, and forest streams. Along the way, you’ll enjoy breathtaking scenery and discover the rich history of the area, which is home to an incredible variety of wildlife.

Join us for a series of monthly wildlife walks that take you off the beaten track to explore areas of the New Forest rarely visited on other tours.

Join us for a 4-hour live bird ringing demonstration, and enjoy tea/coffee with a bacon or vegetarian roll.

Kick off the New Year with a full day of birding taking in all the highlights the New Forest has to offer.

Build your confidence in identifying wildfowl with this relaxed, informative course set at one of the New Forest’s premier birdwatching locations. Whether you’re just starting out or looking to sharpen your skills.

Join Marcus Ward for an illustrated journey through a year of New Forest wildlife. From wintering birds and early spring flowers to summer butterflies and the autumn deer rut, this talk captures the changing seasons and the species that make the New Forest such a special place.

Our walk will follow the Lymington River and seawall around Normandy Marsh, offering panoramic views across the Solent to the Isle of Wight, Hurst Castle, and The Needles.

The Beaulieu River is teeming with wildlife, making each trip a unique experience. This low-tide cruise offers an ideal opportunity to observe a variety of birds and other wildlife from the peaceful vantage of the river.

This small-group outing will take a relaxed pace, allowing us to explore and discuss all aspects of birdlife within the forest. We'll focus on seasonal highlights as well as iconic New Forest species.

From panoramic heathland ridges to ancient oak and beech woodlands, coppices and rivers. We will explore the Forest and look out for Dartford Warblers, Fallow Deer, butterflies, fungi, and a wide range of seasonal species.

A gentle cruise along the Beaulieu River, stopping for a snack at Royal Southampton Sailing Club. The extended tours include a stop-off at the Royal Southampton Sailing Club, where we will have the option of a bacon roll/light snack and hot drink while taking in the views.

We are delighted to offer a series of monthly themed wildlife walks starting from the High Corner Inn in Ringwood!

Join us on a guided journey through a special part of the forest, where you’ll explore beautiful landscapes and have the chance to encounter ponies, deer, and a variety of other wildlife.

This walk takes you through a diverse mix of habitats, including open heath, ancient woodland, valley mire, and forest streams. Along the way, you’ll enjoy breathtaking scenery and discover the rich history of the area, which is home to an incredible variety of wildlife.

Discover the ancient tradition of commoning in the New Forest with Marcus Ward and New Forest Commoner, Suzanne Kempe.