Thanks for joining us to learn about Ospreys! If you want to recieve FREE activity packs to go along with the videos, sign-up on the Leicestershire & Rutland Wildlife Trust Website here: https://www.lrwt.org.uk/wow
Day 1 – Introduction to Ospreys
Today we’re giving an Introduction to Ospreys! Find out about their lifestyles, feeding and nesting behaviours, how to identify them and when to see them in the UK:
Day 2 – History of Ospreys in the UK
Learn about the History of Ospreys in the UK, including why they aren’t as widespread as they have been historically, and how their population made a comeback!
Please note that, although this video is aimed at children and so is dealt with in a gentle manner, it does discuss the killing of wildlife, including shooting.
Day 3 – Osprey Migration
Learn about the epic journeys that Ospreys make twice every year, as well as food chains and tracking methods. This is a really exciting topic to learn about at the moment as more Ospreys are currently entering the UK after their long migration from their wintering grounds.
Day 4 – Osprey Reintroductions
Making Your Future Wild competitions
We’d love to see you get creative for WOW! If you are aged 12 and under, be sure to check out our artwork, poetry and video competitions below! Our video competition also offers the chance for 13-18-year-olds to get involved. The competition deadline is midnight on Sunday 4th April. Winning entries will be announced on Saturday 10th April during The Reintroduction & Rewilding Summit. To enter the competition, please email your entries to amustard@lrwt.org.uk (for video entries – send files via wetransfer.com to the same email address).
Osprey Europe have kindly sponsored the competition by donating 3 child’s backpacks as prizes for the age 12 and under competitions, and Viking Optical have kindly donated a pair of Otter 8×32 Binoculars for the winner of the Age 13-18 category! For further details and terms & conditions visit www.lrwt.org.uk/wow
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