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Field Studies Council

Identifying Beetles


01/08/14 - 04/08/14 One animal in four is a beetle and almost half a million species have been described worldwide. There are 20,000 species in Europe and about 4,000 in Britain. One species or another is associated with almost every kind of animal ...
England (South West) - UK,
Expired
Field Studies Council

Identifying Micro Moths


25/07/14 - 28/07/14 Following the publication of the excellent new field guide by Sterling, Parsons and Lewington, interest in micro moths is on the increase. This long weekend course is for anyone familiar with macro moth species, who would now ...
England (East Anglia) - UK,
Expired
Field Studies Council

Identifying Non-Native Invasive Plants


26/07/14 A brief introduction to non-native invasive species including the well-known Japanese knotweed, as well as its less familiar relatives. Other plant groups of concern, including invasive water plants, will also be covered. The course will ...
England (London & Greater) - UK,
Expired
Field Studies Council

Introduction to Mosses


26/07/14 This moss identification course is designed to introduce students to field bryology and will include teaching familiarity with the characteristics of the main groups of mosses and liverworts, basic identification of common species. There ...
England (West Midlands) - UK,
Expired
Field Studies Council

Aquatic Plants


25/07/14 - 27/07/14 The course will concentrate on the identification and ecology of aquatic and vascular plants and stoneworts in the habitats around Slapton Ley and South Devon, including ponds, lakes and rivers. Most of the time will be spent in ...
England (South West) - UK,
Expired
Field Studies Council

Coastal Plants


25/07/14 - 27/07/14 Slapton is an ideal location for the study of coastal plants. Famous for the unique shingle beach of Slapton Sands and for the freshwater lake of Slapton Ley, it is also in easy reach of the cliffs of Start Point and the sand ...
England (South West) - UK,
Expired
BRinK

Birds of Namibia


Heavy grazing by domestic lifestock leading to shrub encroachment is a major form of savanna rangeland degradation. The consequences often result in reduced structural and species diversity and displaced species interactions that cause cascading ...
Namibia - Africa,
Expired
BRinK

Birds of Namibia


Heavy grazing by domestic lifestock leading to shrub encroachment is a major form of savanna rangeland degradation. The consequences often result in reduced structural and species diversity and displaced species interactions that cause cascading ...
Namibia - Africa,
Expired
BRinK

Large African Animal Count on Wildlife Reserve, Namibia


This project encompasses abundance estimation of wildlife in the reserve. Knowing number and density of wild animals is important for wildlife ecology and management. About 3000 heads of wildlife freely roam the area in Kuzikus. We estimate ...
Namibia - Africa,
Expired
BRinK

Birds of Namibia


Heavy grazing by domestic lifestock leading to shrub encroachment is a major form of savanna rangeland degradation. The consequences often result in reduced structural and species diversity and displaced species interactions that cause cascading ...
Namibia - Africa,
Expired
BRinK

Research Volunteering


Arid rangelands worldwide are adversely affected by high levels of human intervention and high climatic variability. In Southern African savannas, unsustainable and intensified lifestock management during the last decades ...
Namibia - Africa,
Expired
The Wildlife For All Trust

WHAT WILL IT TAKE? A DEEPER APPROACH TO NATURE CONSERVATION


What Will It Take? A Deeper Approach To Nature Conservation   A workshop with Iain Scott author, photographer, and director of The Wildlife For All Trust.   If you care about nature and the environment - and if you want to help ...
England (South East) - UK,
Expired
Durrell Conservation Trust

Conservation Breeding and Husbandry of Callitrichids


Conservation Breeding and Husbandry of Callitrichids is a four day intensive course designed to equip participants with the necessary skills to successfully manage and breed primates, particularly callitrichids in captivity. Who is it ...
England (South West) - UK,
Expired
Durrell Conservation Trust

Latest Development in Primate Conservation – 01/09/14 – 05/09/14


Who is the course for? The course is designed for anyone working in or considering working in the field of primate conservation, or others simply wishing to gain a detailed up to date understanding of this topic (e.g. educators). You ...
England (South West) - UK,
Expired
Field Studies Council

Phase 1 Habitat Surveys


22/07/14 - 26/07/14 Phase 1 Habitat Survey is the standard approach to assessing landscape composition and use, and is a widely-used tool in conservation assessment and planning. This course aims to provide the basic skills to undertake Phase 1 ...
Wales (West) - UK,
Expired
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