A day course on the mosses and liverworts of heathland with Martin Godfrey. Mosses and Liverworts are traditionally seen as a … Continued
Britain in a Changing Europe Join the Sibthorp Trust, the British Ecological Society and the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG) … Continued
Wildlife in the Cloud: Using websites, apps and other online resources for identifying and recording wildlife. There’s a lot of … Continued
Botanists don’t always have the luxury of flowers or fruits when conducting fieldwork. This workshop is aimed at new users … Continued
Grasses, Sedges and Rushes make up almost a third of the British Flora; yet many botanists and ecologists shun them … Continued
We are holding a community BioBlitz in our rural coastal community. Drop in and see us on the day or … Continued
Invasive species are a highly emotive issue with many organisations and the media offering differing and divisive opinions about their … Continued
Getting to grips with the importance of Fruits in identification. The fruiting structures of flowering plants are almost as diverse … Continued
The mosses of Whixall, Fenn’s and Bettisfield form one the largest lowland raised bogs in Britain. This very special habitat … Continued
The members of the British Amaranthaceae (formerly classified as Chenopodiaceae) constitute a group of genera that are collectively viewed as … Continued