The Isle of Wight's Naturezones Wildlife Education Trust is taking part in National Lottery Open Week for the first time.
The centre, based along Blackwater on the outskirts of Newport, is offering free entry to Lottery players on Thursday (March 14) and Sunday (March 17) this week.
Director, Angela Hewitt BEM, said:
“It gives us great pleasure to be taking part in The National Lottery Open Week this year.
"As with many other organisations across the UK, the Heritage Lottery has been a big player in the development of Naturezones, making it a dedicated wildlife education centre.
"We’re delighted to have the opportunity say thank you to everyone who has bought a National Lottery ticket, making a vital contribution to good causes and in turn, supporting us. We’re looking forward to welcoming players at"
Free entry is by showing their lottery ticket
Visitors are asked to note that the car park is small and they recommend coming via no 3 bus or park and stride.
Also taking part in the initiative are Osborne House and Yarmouth Castle.
You can find out more online.
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