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November 2020
Dormouse Ecology, Conservation and Woodland Management – Nov 23rd & 24th 2020
This is an online course. This course will be run over two afternoon sessions. Cost for entire course is £30. We will look at the ecology of dormice, their conservation and relevant legislation. We will also consider woodland management for the species. This course is an excellent first step for those wishing to get involved in dormouse conservation and it is recommended as a first step for those wishing to train for their dormouse license. It will not, however, provide…
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Hazel Dormouse Ecology, Conservation and Woodland Management – 1st & 2nd March 2021
– SOLD OUT – This is an online course. This course will be run over two afternoon sessions. Cost for entire course is £30. We will look at the ecology of dormice, their conservation and relevant legislation. We will also consider woodland management for the species. This course is an excellent first step for those wishing to get involved in dormouse conservation and it is recommended as a first step for those wishing to train for their dormouse license. It…
… Find out more »Hazel Dormouse Ecology, Conservation and Woodland Management – 15th & 16th March 2021
– SOLD OUT – This is an online course. This course will be run over two afternoon sessions. Cost for entire course is £30. We will look at the ecology of dormice, their conservation and relevant legislation. We will also consider woodland management for the species. This course is an excellent first step for those wishing to get involved in dormouse conservation and it is recommended as a first step for those wishing to train for their dormouse license. It…
… Find out more »April 2021
Hazel Dormouse Ecology, Conservation and Woodland Management – 12th & 13th April 2021
This is an online course. This course will be run over two afternoon sessions. Cost for entire course is £30. We will look at the ecology of dormice, their conservation and relevant legislation. We will also consider woodland management for the species. This course is an excellent first step for those wishing to get involved in dormouse conservation and it is recommended as a first step for those wishing to train for their dormouse license. It will not, however, provide…
… Find out more »September 2021
Hazel Dormouse Ecology, Conservation and Woodland Management – 20th & 21st September 2021
This is an online course. This course will be run over two afternoon sessions. Cost for entire course is £30. We will look at the ecology of dormice, their conservation and relevant legislation. We will also consider woodland management for the species. This course is an excellent first step for those wishing to get involved in dormouse conservation and it is recommended as a first step for those wishing to train for their dormouse license. It will not, however, provide…
… Find out more »April 2022
Hazel Dormouse Ecology, Conservation and Woodland Management – 25th & 26th April 2022
This is an online course. This course will be run over two afternoon sessions. Cost for entire course is £30. We will look at the ecology of dormice, their conservation and relevant legislation. We will also consider woodland management for the species. This course is an excellent first step for those wishing to get involved in dormouse conservation and it is recommended as a first step for those wishing to train for their dormouse license. It will not, however, provide…
… Find out more »May 2022
Moths at Briddlesford Woods guided night walk – 20th May 2022
It’s national moth night and this year’s theme is woodlands. Join us for this special one-off evening event at our woodland reserve, Briddlesford Woods on the Isle of Wight. Learn how to check moth traps set up throughout the woods and identify what creatures you find. Please note you must be confident at walking on rough ground in the dark using a torch. NB: This event may be postponed to Saturday 21st if the weather is unsuitable for moth trapping as we would want you…
… Find out more »August 2022
Hazel Dormouse Ecology, Conservation and Woodland Management – 1st & 2nd August 2022
This is an online course. This course will be run over two afternoon sessions. Cost for entire course is £30. We will look at the ecology of dormice, their conservation and relevant legislation. We will also consider woodland management for the species. This course is an excellent first step for those wishing to get involved in dormouse conservation and it is recommended as a first step for those wishing to train for their dormouse license. It will not, however, provide…
… Find out more »Hazel dormouse habitat management and hedgerow management – 23 August 2022
Hazel dormice are one of Britain’s most enigmatic species, but they are hard both to find and study. This is because they are small, they live in the tree and shrub canopy when active and they come out at night. They are also closely associated with old, managed woodlands, where they live, and with hedgerows, that they use as dispersal corridors. Briddlesford woods on the Isle of Wight is a private reserve owned by the People’s Trust for Endangered Species…
… Find out more »April 2024
Dormouse Ecology, Conservation and Woodland Management – Monday 22nd and Tuesday 23rd April 2024
During this online course (run over two afternoon sessions), we will look at the ecology of dormice, their conservation and relevant legislation. We will also consider woodland management for the species. This course is an excellent first step for those wishing to get involved in dormouse conservation and it is recommended as a first step for those wishing to train for their dormouse license. It will not, however, provide you with a reference for your dormouse license application. …
… Find out more »May 2024
Hazel dormouse woodland and hedgerow management
14th May 2024: 15th October 2024: Hazel dormice are one of Britain’s most enigmatic species, but they are hard both to find and study. This is because they are small, they live in the tree and shrub canopy when active and they come out at night. They are also closely associated with old, managed woodlands, where they live, and with hedgerows, that they use as dispersal corridors. People’s Trust for Endangered Species (PTES) has been the lead…
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