We hold free and heavily subsidised invertebrate workshops and webinars on identification, recording, curation and field craft to help boost the skills of beginners and experienced entomologists alike. These are complemented with drop-in sessions to facilitate mentoring and networking. We also run an invertebrate recording day programme to bring together the invertebrate recording community and facilitate improvements to baseline data coverage at selected important / under-recorded sites.
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August 2020
Leck Fell Invertebrate Recording Day
Leck Fell is a Site of Special Scientific Interest in North East Lancashire. An area of open moorland characterised by outstanding limestone scenery, rough grass and remnant patches of heather. Stout walking boots are recommended for…
Find out more »River Lune, Hornby Invertebrate Recording Day
We will focusing on the river shingle habitat at this site. The emphasis is on recording invertebrates and therefore the day is not suitable for complete beginners. We will follow social distancing measures and places…
Find out more »Goyt Valley Invertebrate Recording Day
A general invertebrate recording day in the Goyt Valley, Peak District (VC58, Derbyshire). We'll walk up the valley for 15-20 minutes, recording as we go until we reach an open area of grass moorland and…
Find out more »Cholmondeley Estate Invertebrate Recording Day
A general invertebrate recording day at Cholmondeley Estate, Cheshire. The site consists of a mix of woodland, grassland, farmland and more formal gardens. The emphasis is on recording invertebrates and therefore the day is not…
Find out more »Bickershaw Colliery Invertebrate Recording Day
'Bickershaw Country Park is a developing nature reserve located between Bickershaw village and Westleigh on the former Bickershaw Colliery site. It is a 247-hectare haven for wildlife, comprising of extensive grasslands, woodlands, and scrubland. The…
Find out more »Winmarleigh & Cockerham Moss Invertebrate Recording Day
Winmarleigh and Cockerham Moss is owned and managed by Lancashire Wildlife Trust. 'It is Lancashire’s best example of a lowland raised peat bog. Nestled near Garstang, between the villages of Cockerham and Winmarleigh, the reserve…
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