LGBT+ Nature Connect

02/10/2026

https://www.outsavvy.com/event/40259/autumn-cannon-hill-stroll

Join us for a stroll around Cannon Hill Park and the National Cycle Route 5 as we observe the start of autumn. We shall be relaxing at the Kiln restaurant inside the Midlands Art Centre afterwards.

Meeting Point - Please book your free place in advance, link above.

Public Transport - 35/45/47/61/63 buses from Birmingham city centre

Trail - A circular’ish route, 2.3mi/3.7km

Terrain - Paved trail, benches, mild slopes, wheelchair accessible.

Well-behaved dogs on leads, allies, and families are welcome!
Dogs must be kept on a lead at all times, no exceptions!

20/08/2026

12/08/2026

Get stuck in and join us on a community litter pick alongside Birmingham's River Rea! 💚

Litterpickers, bin bag hoops, and bin bags will be provided if you don't have your own, please message us, so we can get an idea of how much equipment we'll need to bring!

If you are not already registered as a community litter picker with the Birmingham City Council, please do so via https://www.birmingham.gov.uk/xfp/form/1021?utm_source=ig&utm_medium=social&utm_content=link_in_bio&fbclid=PAcGRvZgJleHRuA2FlbQIxMQBzcnRjBmFwcF9pZA81NjcwNjczNDMzNTI0MjcAAad6E_btAMwi9KSSojrTg3SVDmxpuA8eruBbBXCuMuD1J1quN9TIXljAirzy1w_aem_wibcynUixHT3U2idpAeZNw

The following protective gear is essential:
Sturdy protective gloves (dm us with your size if you need any)
Sensible clothing (i.e closed toe shoes)

Meeting Point - Opposite the Di**le Club, B45 0BP by the River Rea Trail entrance.
What3Words - transfers.frog.chimp

Nervous? Feel free to meet with the committee prior to the walk.

Public Transport - 61 bus from Birmingham City Centre.

Terrain - Mild slopes, wheelchair accessible.

Well-behaved dogs and allies are welcome.

Thanks to the Rubery Wombles for lending us the gear! They host litter picks around south Brum!

Terms and conditions:
• Under 18s must be accompanied by a parent or guardian

• Dogs MUST be kept on a lead at all times, no exceptions

• You must register as a community litterpicker via the Birmingham City Council link in the description

• Attendees should not take part in litter picking sessions unless they understand and accept that participation is at their own risk.

• Attendees are not working for or on behalf of LGBT+ Nature Connect. Therefore the LGBT+ Nature Connect cannot be held responsible for any loss, damage or injury caused as a result of the actions and omissions of attendees.

• No open-toed shoes! Wear sturdy boots or shoes.

• Do not handle any sharps or needles during the litter pick, we will report them to the Bimringham City Council

• Do not pick up discarded face masks or gloves with your hands

• Stay away from the water's edge

Birmingham LGBT

08/08/2026

https://www.outsavvy.com/event/38587/woodgate-valley-wander
Woodgate Valley Wander
Saturday 15th August 2026 12PM-2PM

Birmingham LGBT

12/04/2026

https://www.outsavvy.com/event/35291/moseley-bog-bluebell-walk

Meeting Point - Moseley Bog & Joy's Wood Car Park, B13 9JX. Trail - Following the boardwalk path, 45-75 mins. Public Transport - 2/3/5 bus from Birmingham City Centre. Terrain - Gravel Paths, wheelchair accessible boardwalk. Well-behaved dogs and allies are welcome.

06/02/2026

https://www.outsavvy.com/event/33422/sandwell-valley-walk-bird-watch
Spring is just so close we can taste it!
Join us on our second walk of the year at the wonderful RSPB Sandwell Valley nature reserve.
We shall be heading down to the bird hide at the start of the walk, checking out some cool goobers, and enjoying some camaraderie.

To attend, please book your free slot, link in bio. We ask people to book their place so that we know how many walk leaders we need on the day.

Sandwell Valley Walk & Bird Watch
Sunday 22nd February 2026 12PM-2PM

Meet Up Point - RSPB Sandwell Valley Visitor Centre, Tanhouse Ave, Birmingham B43 5AG

Trail - A 1.8mi/2.9KM loop around the reservoir lasting 40-60 minutes, we shall spend 30 minutes inside the bird hide if it is open.

Public Transport - 16/16A bus from Birmingham city centre.

Terrain - Flat and well-maintained, sandy/gravel footpaths, wheelchair user-friendly. Beware that the trail may be full of puddles if there has been excessive rain.

Feel free to pack some lunch or grab a bite at the on-site RSPB cafe.

Well-behaved dogs (to be kept on leads) and allies are welcome.

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15/12/2025

https://www.outsavvy.com/event/32257/new-year-still-q***r-bimble
New Year Still Q***r Bimble
Saturday 3rd January 2026 12PM - 2PM

Join us on our first walk of the year around Cannon Hill Park, followed by some bird sculpture spotting at the Midlands Art Centre!

Route - A 1.1mi/1.9km circular around Cannon Hill Park, 35-60 mins.

Terrain - Flat, paved, uneven in some areas, wheelchair accessible.

Well-behaved dogs on leads, families, and allies are welcome.

For our meeting point and to book your free place, click the event link below.


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02/12/2025

https://www.outsavvy.com/event/32019/winter-holiday-canal-walk
Winter Holiday Canal Walk

Saturday 13th December 2025 12PM-2PM

Join us on our final walk of the year along Birmingham’s famous canals. Witness beasties, local history, q***r joy, and feel free to join us for a celebratory drink at The Ruin afterwards!

Route - A 2.3mi/3.7km jaunt from Brindleyplace to Digbeth, 90 mins.

Terrain - Mostly flat, uneven cobbled sections, a handful of steep bridges, two claustrophobic canal tunnels, and potential ice.

Well-behaved dogs on leads, families, and allies are welcome!

For our meeting point and to book your free place, click the link in our bio.