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Bat Walk at Goytre Hall Woods
 Thursday 24 September
 7:15pm
 Meet in the car park
Part of the Goytre Hall Woods Woodland Restoration project.

About

The Goytre Hall Wood TWIG Project is a Monmouthshire County Council initiative to restore and improve Goytre Hall Wood for wildlife and the local community. The project will enhance habitats, tackle woodland health issues, improve access and visitor facilities, and provide volunteering, training and educational opportunities. Its aim is to create a thriving, accessible woodland that benefits both nature and people while contributing to the National Forest for Wales.

• Bat Walk

• On the Thursday 24th September 2026 at 7:15pm

• Meeting at the Goytre Hall Wood Car park

• Wear suitable clothing and bring a torch

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Bat Walk - Goytre Hall Wood

Type:Wildlife & Nature Event

Goytre Hall Wood, Abergavenny, Monmouthshire, NP7 9DL

Opening Times

Season (24 Sept 2026)
DayTimes
Thursday19:15

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