Dadima’s Community Walks: 2024 Programme
Welcome to our 2024 community walking programme – our fourth year of events!
Dadima’s is a friendly, intergenerational walking community that organises free monthly countryside walks in the Chilterns, often with inspiring guest speakers, ambassadors, and community members giving insights on interesting aspects of nature.
The group aims to encourage people of all cultural backgrounds and ages to feel welcome in the countryside; we provide a supportive group atmosphere to connect with nature in diverse ways. We recognise that people have different relationships with nature, and we are always open to learning together in new ways. Along with our monthly walks programme, we are also part of a nature research project on biodiversity loss and are excited that a number of Dadima’s walking group are involved in this important project.
If you have any questions about our monthly walks, please visit Dadima’s Walks FAQs | Chilterns AONB or email us. You can just turn up to a walk — we do not turn people away. At times, we may stress that booking is essential, and we encourage you to email or DM us on social media via the links below. Booking always helps us to plan ahead.
Instagram: @dadimaschilternswalks
Twitter: @educatinggeeta
Facebook: @_dadimas
Email: subash@dadimas.co.uk
When getting in touch, please bear in mind that Dadima’s CIC is a registered non-profit social enterprise – we’ll do our best to reply ASAP within two to three days, within the challenges of juggling work and family life.
Dates for your diary
Please see below for the 2024 programme of events. Details of each walk will be shared here, as well as on social media. All events take place on Sundays, (usually) a 10am start. Times and locations will vary, so read the event listings carefully.
8 December – Festive Walk. See event listing below.
2024 Programme of Events
Dadima's December 2024 Walk
- 08/12/24
- 10.15am
Join Dadima's 2024 Festive Walk around College Lake Nature Reserve.
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