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Nature featuresYou are in: Lincolnshire > Nature > Nature features > Creating 'Breathing Places' in Old Leake  Creating 'Breathing Places' in Old LeakeMore than 200 children at Old Leake Primary School spent the day learning about nature as part of the BBC's Breathing Places project. All sorts of activities were organised, including nestbox building, bird identification, pond dipping and nature photography. Parents and staff even built a bird hide. Some of the school's 'eco warriors' were reporters for the day, and as well as broadcasting live on BBC Radio Lincolnshire, they made this short video to give you a taste of the day's events. Help playing audio/video Nature Photo GallerySee pictures of the day taken by pupils from Old Leake Primary School. More pictures from the Old Leake Nature Day Listen to interviews recorded by the children from Old Leake Primary SchoolMegan asks BBC Lincolnshire's Michelle Andrews about the photography workshops. Help playing audio/video Megan [a different Megan] asks Simon Rummery from the RSPB about the bird hide. Help playing audio/video Clarissa asks Michelle Andrews from BBC Lincolnshire about building nest boxes. Help playing audio/video Megan talks to Miki Weaver from the RSPB about pond dipping. Help playing audio/video Mia asks Mrs Mackay how her class is getting on making nest boxes. Help playing audio/video Amy talks to Gary Chipperfield who is building the bird hide. Help playing audio/video last updated: 19/03/2009 at 09:03 You are in: Lincolnshire > Nature > Nature features > Creating 'Breathing Places' in Old Leake 
 
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