The Yorkshire Naturalists’ Union conference will be held on Saturday the 19th March 2016 at the National Science Learning Centre, … Continued
It seems unbelievable to us but our first conference was 25 years ago on a Freshwater theme, hence the title of the conference we are planning for February 20th 2016.
The NFBR conference and AGM will be held at Lancaster University on the 12th and 13th May on the theme of “National Recording Schemes and Societies – celebrating the past, looking to the future”.
EUROGEO 2016 will take place 29-30 September 2016 in Malaga, Spain
The ever-popular national meeting takes place once again at the Birmingham and Midland Institute in central Birmingham, on Saturday 19th March 2016 and is open to anyone interested in butterflies, their recording, monitoring and conservation.
This one day workshop will provide an introduction to the key characters that are used in determining hoverfly species. You will learn how to identify some species in the field and learn how to prepare more challenging specimens, so that key features can be easily viewed with both pocket lens and binocular microscope.
The conference is designed for young conservation researchers from biological, environmental and geography departments of universities as well as conservation and resource management agencies.
Delivered in partnership with the FSC Tomorrow's Biodiversity Project. This two day earthworm sampling and identification course is suitable for those with no earthworm experience through to fully trained earthworm recorders.
Delivered in partnership with the FSC Tomorrow's Biodiversity Project. This two day earthworm sampling and identification course is suitable for those with no earthworm experience through to fully trained earthworm recorders.
The forum is free of charge and aims to give an overview of the variety of recording schemes and projects that take place in Hampshire. It is designed to encourage recorders and local recording groups to share their experiences and ideas.