Have you tried the Dorset Countryside Scavenger Hunt?

By Lottie Welch

25th Feb 2021 | Local News

Have you tried the Dorset Countryside Scavenger Hunt yet?

Dorset Council's country parks - which includes Hardy's Birthplace and Thorncombe Woods, Durlston Country Park, Avon Heath Country Park and Moors Valley Country Park and Forest - have worked together to create this trail which can be done anywhere in the countryside.

The trial is a great activity to keep little one's busy outdoors. It encourages them to start hunting and find:

  • Something spiky
  • An acorn, pinecone or any seed
  • A chewed leaf (not by you)
  • Something rough
  • Three different types of leaves (from the ground)
  • An animal print
  • A soft feather
  • Three shades of green

They can even get creative and make a picture using the things they have found. Share the photo on social media by tagging #DorsetCountryside.

Some other ideas include:

  • Nature's orchestra: grass blowing, log drumming, puddle splashing all create great noises - what noise can you make?
  • Mini homes: use any natural material to make a mini home for a mouse, hedgehog, maybe even a fairy - you decide!
  • Discovered something new but unsure what it is? Take a photo and share it with Dorset Countryside

Find more information at dorsetcouncil.gov.uk.

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