Annual Recorders' Seminar
BMERC Annual Recorders’ Seminar 2021: Home is where the wildlife is
Saturday, 13th March 2021, held online using Zoom
Thank you to everyone who attended our 2021 Annual Recorders' Seminar. Also a big thank you to all of our wonderful and fascinating speakers for their presentations.
If you are looking for information on our upcoming 2022 seminar, please click here.
The recording of the day is available on YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K3dKpsXwC7Y
It includes most of the talks from the day, but please note: some speakers requested not to be recorded. You can also download the seminar programme (pdf).
Presentations:
Identifying Important Freshwater Areas in the River Thame Catchment Dr Pascale Nicolet
Activity update from the Buckinghamshire & Milton Keynes Natural Environment Partnership Nicola Thomas
Monitoring the noble chafer using pheromones Dr Deborah Harvey
Lockdown Learning - taking field studies online Keiron Brown
Pond restoration and Norfolk Ponds Project Prof Carl Sayer
BMERC Updates BMERC Team
Saproxylic Stepping Stones - Investigating habitat connectivity for deadwood insects Stephanie Skipp
On the origin of species recorders - how wildlife recording is evolving Martin Harvey
Young Recorders' journeys into recording Luke Marriner & Danny Sedgwick
BSBI: recording our plants Louise Marsh & Lynne Farrell
Tracking the Impact Nick Marriner
Recorders' Updates Buckinghamshire Bird Club, British Dragonfly Society, Butterfly Conservation - Upper Thames Branch, Moths, Buckinghamshire Fungi Group
Photo competition winners’ announcement and prize giving Congratulations to Barry Webb and Julie Lane!