Wildlife Education + Science
Inviting the Hi-Tech Wild-Trek trailer to visit your local habitat is the ideal way to make the most of the biodiversity. With video equipment linked to microscopes and computer, the full range of plant and animal life can be displayed and recorded. Video tape, DVD, digitised images and colour print-outs can all be produced instantly. Nets, trays and pots are provided and the on-board biologist can give help with capturing and identifying wildlife. The large screen display makes monsters out of your minibeasts.
• Full-day activity programme for schools
• Promoting public awareness of a local habitat
• Entertainment / attraction at public events/shows
• Quick record of biodiversity or in-depth habitat evaluation
• Promoting public awareness of a local habitat
• Entertainment / attraction at public events/shows
• Quick record of biodiversity or in-
The Hi-Tech Wild-Trek trailer has been touring the S.E. of England since 1997, visiting schools, nature reserves, and country shows. A typical day visit in the SE of England costs approximately £325. Other locations are not necessarily more expensive if multiple bookings can be achieved. We like to visit new places and so we are prepared to be flexible!
Water Scorpion on board
the Hi-Tech Wild_Trek trailer
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Current news
The diary is filling quickly for the start of next season, with a busy April in prospect. The month will include the spring visit to Cobham Hall in Kent working with Swedish schools over 6 days and we will also be taking part in the Mill Cottage Farm Open Day in Holybourne on Easter Monday. The Dipping Deeper course will be repeated at Testwood Lakes on April 2nd and we will try hard to find a venue for a stream based equivalent as well. Maintenance work on ponds was brought to a sudden and premature halt this autumn as the snow and ice swept down from the north and there is more of the same to come.