Liverpool City Council - Ranger service


 

Ranger Interpretation Service and Events

Ranger pond dip at Everton Park Nature Garden
The Liverpool Ranger Interpretation Service was formed in 1993 to promote the city's parks, open spaces and green environment for the citizens and visitors alike. 

The role of the Ranger is mainly to educate, inform and entertain, providing hundreds of public events through the year and working with educational groups.  Our role also covers developing and maintaining links with local communities and also working on conservation projects involving trees and woodlands, lakes, wildlife, horticulture, natural and local history.  We are the first point of contact with the Parks and Environment Division for most users of our Parks and so have a role in being 'ambassadors' for our greenspaces, helping communities to value, respect and appreciate our green heritage.

Working with teachers on National Curriculum key stages 1, 2 & 3 we take children into the parks and woodlands, using parks as outdoor classrooms, where you will see children looking for mini-beasts, pond life, studying seasonal changes and how it affects their lives and the environment in which they live. 

The service offers a wide range of educational, interpretational, instructive walks, talks and organised community events and events for all ages, the majority of which are free of charge.  Details of the hundreds of events run by the Rangers are available below.

Promoting the city's green spaces together with the study of seasonal changes in plants and trees all contribute toward a deeper, and longer lasting appreciation of the environment in which we live and our children will inherit. 

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Events

Cover image of Discover brochure
The Ranger Service runs events and activities in Liverpool's parks and green spaces.  These, together with other major events in our Parks, are published in a guide, obtainable from the Rangers (you can go on our mailing list) by contacting park.rangers@liverpool.gov.uk, or calling 0151 233 3007.  The 'Discover' booklets are also available form local libraries and other information outlets.

There are around 2000 events run in Liverpool Parks every year, making our Parks the City's most important events 'venue'.

You can download a copy of the winter programme, from October 2008 through to March 2009 below:

October to December (PDF [372.5Kb] opens in new window)

November's Events (PDF [171.6Kb] opens in new window) - extra information - Liverpool's November 5th fireworks will be in Sefton, Newsham and Walton Hall Parks, starting at 7.30pm

December's Events (PDF [103.8Kb] opens in new window)

January to March (PDF [2.4Mb] opens in new window)

Regular Events (weekly and repeated events) (PDF [1.4Mb] opens in new window)

To book a place on any of the Ranger's Events, please complete the booking form or contact Liverpool Direct on 0151 233 3007.CTOBER

Travel
For information on bus routes to Ranger Service events, please contact Mersey Travel on 0871 200 22 33.

More information
If you have any comments, suggestions or wish to book or organise an event, or be included on our mailing list or require any of our publications in large print, please contact us.

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Liverpool Ranger Service, Parks & Environment, The Coach House, Calderstones Park, Menlove Avenue, Liverpool L18 3JD 

Telephone



0151 233 3007 

E-mail



park.rangers@liverpool.gov.uk

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