The Manx Wildlife Trust are holding a public event to discuss the developments of the Ramsey Hairpin Woodland project.
Tonight (16th) at Ramsey Town Hall, Conservation Officer Andree Dubbeldam will be talking about how the Island's rarest wildflowers are doing and how the site is developing for the public.
There will also be previews of what the Manx Wildlife Trust want to achieve before the project opens in 2024.
Tickets are a minimum donation of £1 and doors open at 6:30pm for a 7pm start.
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