Stand beneath Jersey’s dark skies, gaze into the vast cosmos, and, with Stephen Le Quesne, rediscover the sense of wonder that true darkness
With Stephen Le Quesne, Wild Days Wilderness School
Led by Stephen Le Quesne, this evening walk begins at the Frances Le Sueur Centre, a gateway to one of Jersey’s most ecologically rich landscapes.
As darkness falls, tune in to the subtle stirrings of nocturnal life, from rustling grasses to owl calls overhead. Beneath a vast, star-lit sky, explore our connection to the land, the cosmos and the quiet rhythms of the natural world. A chance to slow down, be still, and rediscover wonder in the wild.
With a Master’s in Conservation Biology, Stephen Le Quesne is a wild educator and founder of Wild Days Wilderness School, blending science, bushcraft and storytelling to inspire nature connection. Want to know more about Stephen’s wild ways? Head to facebook.com/wilddernessschooljsy for stories, workshops and a deeper dive into life outdoors.
Meet at the Frances Le Sueur Centre, St Ouen. Bus route 22.
Duration: Allow up to 1.30 hours. Difficulty: 🔵🔵⚪⚪⚪
Gentle trails with uneven ground and low light, care is needed underfoot.
This is a slow, sensory walk through nature after dark. Bring a torch or headlamp. Wear warm clothing and suitable footwear such as trainers. Please also leave your dog at home.
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