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Can You Find the Bug Hotels?

No, it's not the Fairies, but Rotary members who have installed 12 bug hotels along the nature trail in March 2025, as part of the refurbishment of the Bradda Glen Nature Trail in Port Erin.
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Welcome to Bradda Head Nature Trail

more Originally created by the Rotary Club of Rushen & Western Mann as one its first community projects in 1973, the Club in partnership with the Rushen Heritage Trust has refurbished the trail in 2024

Bradda Head Nature Trail - Information Point Number 1

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Site of Port Erin Marine Lab

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Bradda Head Nature Trail

back Originally created by the Rotary Club of Rushen & Western Mann as one its first community projects in 1973, the Club in partnership with the Rushen Heritage Trust has refurbished the trail in 2024.