To celebrate the cross-over between Bike Week and Biodiversity Week, join us for our first ever Biodiversity Bike Ride hosted by Gorey Pedestrian and Cycling Association in collaboration with the Wexford Environmental Network!
Guide: Natasha Ariff is based in North Wexford and is a biodiversity and landscape consultant, with a MSc in Civil Engineering, a Higher Diploma in Environmental Engineering, and an MSc in Biodiversity and Land Use Planning. She is also environmental activist and is passionate about finding solutions to how humans can live in harmony with nature in the urban environments.
We'll make stops at several key biodiversity sites and explore how we can both appreciate and protect the Nature that surrounds us.
Suitable for all levels of cyclists (kids too!) - grab your bike, your curiosity, and let's pave the way for a greener, more sustainable future!
Date: 19th May
Time: 11am - 1pm
Meeting Point: Gorey Orchard (next to the fire station)
Ending Point: The park (where we'll treat you to a drink from the Coffee Pod)
Difficulty: Easy to Moderate
Don't forget to bring your helmet, water bottle, and enthusiasm for Nature! We can't wait to explore Gorey's urban biodiversity with you. Register now to secure your spot!
Any queries or questions, please reach out to goreypca@gmail.com
