PEOPLE are being encouraged to visit a north Shropshire nature reserve over the Jubilee weekend.
The Marches Mosses is a 2,500 acre stretch of lowland raised peatbog near Whitchurch.
Recently, there has been a £5 million effort, the BogLIFE project to restore the Mosses and make it a place where people can reconnect with nature and the funding has allowed for recent work for the development of it, including a new interpretation on the Mammoth Tower viewing platform, the construction of a bird hide and constant work to upkeep and create new walking trails.
A local resident Gary de Saram called the tower 'provoking.'
He added: "As a regular visitor to the mosses, I found the new interpretation at the Mammoth Tower informative, thought provoking and made me think that not only did it look good but that it would tell a story to all that visit."
The start of June marks the beginning of the UK's biggest nature challenge, 30 Days Wild, which encourages people to spend time in nature.
Visitors can sign up to take part by visiting https://www.shropshirewildlifetrust.org.uk/30-days-wild
Several events will be taking place in the mosses over the summer.
To find out more visit https://themeresandmosses.co.uk/events/
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