Saving the small things that run the planetFriday 24th January, 2025
Learn about planning surveys for native and invasive crayfish with Dr Nicky Green. The White-clawed Crayfish (Austropotamobius pallipes) is the only native species of crayfish in the UK. Unfortunately, it...
Saturday 25th January, 2025
Jen Farrar – BSBI Botanical Skills Officer, Northern Ireland, will be holding a training event on identifying trees and twigs in winter at Drumnaph Nature Reserve from 10.30am to 15.30pm on...
Sunday 26th January, 2025
Jen Farrar – BSBI Botanical Skills Officer, Northern Ireland, will be holding a training event on identifying plant leaf rosettes and seed pods in winter at Drumnaph Nature Reserve from...
Sunday 26th January, 2025
Join us for a morning of fresh air and scrub bashing with our friends at the National Trust, making more open habitat for insects. This event will be run by...
Wednesday 29th January, 2025
The UK and Ireland has 32 species of earthworms that can be found occurring in natural habitats that have been recorded to date. This presentation will explore these species and...
Wednesday 29th January, 2025
Join Canvey Wick Community Warden, Jo, for an easy guided walk at Canvey Wick Nature Reserve. Regular walks for all………….just drop by to say Hi! This is a social event...
Wednesday 29th January, 2025
Join Species on the Edge for the first talk of their new Winter Talk Series! In this session, you will be joined by crofters Laura Sinclair and Donna Smith as...
Saturday 1st February, 2025
Jen Farrar – BSBI Botanical Skills Officer, Northern Ireland, will be holding a training event on Identifying Ferns – for Complete Beginners, at Murlough NT NNR from 10.30am to 15.30pm...
Sunday 2nd February, 2025
Jen Farrar – BSBI Botanical Skills Officer, Northern Ireland, will be holding a training event on using Poland & Clements “The Vegetative Key to the British Flora” to gain confidence in...
Tuesday 4th February, 2025
Delve into an experiment investigating the burrowing, feeding and casting behaviour of 50 species of earthworm. Earthworm ecological categories (anecic, epigeic, endogeic) based on morphology are commonly used as proxies...
