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Litter-pick and Tai Chi at Formby, for World Sand Dune Day

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Litter-pick and Tai Chi at Formby, for World Sand Dune Day

Join our National Trust team at Formby to celebrate World Sand Dune Day with activity sessions including tai chi and litter picking.

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Yoga and Tai Chi – World Sand Dune Day at Ainsdale NNR, Sefton Coast

Sign up for a free tai-chi or yoga class in the dunes to celebrate World Sand Dune Day at Ainsdale National Nature Reserve.

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Nature Mindfulness at Morfa Harlech, North Wales

Join us for a nature-related mindfulness session on the beach at Morfa Harlech, North Wales, on June 23rd.

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World Sand Dune Day at Morfa Harlech, North Wales

25th June is World Sand Dune Day, so join us at Morfa Harlech, North Wales, for dune yoga and orchid walks.

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Orchid Walks, Yoga and Memory Recording – Kenfig NNR, South Wales

25th June is World Sand Dune Day, so join us at Kenfig National Nature Reserve, Bridgend, for a day of celebration and adventure!

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Yoga, Wood Carving, Wildife Photography; Woolacombe World Sand Dune Day

Join our National Trust team in Devon for a jam-packed day of activities, from arts to wellness sessions and wildlife workshops.

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Art, Science and Moving Sands – Haverigg, Cumbria, World Sand Dune Day

Join us for an Art, Science and Environment taster day at Haverigg. Offering a fascinating view of the invisible and visible world on this hidden coast, experience the dunes in a different way.

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Yoga at Ainsdale National Nature Reserve, World Sand Dune Day

Join our Natural England team for activities including free yoga and tai-chi classes in the dunes, on this national nature reserve for World Sand Dune Day.

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World Sand Dune Day at Croyde Bay, Devon

In Devon on World Sand Dune Day? Join our friends at Croyde Beach in search of wildlife with a rockpool ramble and a dune bug hunt!

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Cleethorpes Beach: Sand Dune Day in Lincolnshire

On August 28-29th, meet us at Cleethorpes Beach for a day of activities including a guided dune and saltmarsh walk and self-led macrophotography and geocaching trails.

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Dynamic Dunescapes is supported by the National Lottery Heritage Fund and the EU LIFE Programme. The project is a partnership between Natural England, Plantlife, National Trust, Natural Resources Wales and the Wildlife Trusts.

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