Annual Recorders' Seminar
BMERC Annual Recorders' Seminar: Connecting the Dots
Thank you for everyone who attended our Annual Recorders' Seminar on Saturday, 2nd April 2022. We hope you enjoyed the day!
If you want to watch it again or if you weren't able to join us, recordings of the day are available on YouTube:
To jump straight to a particular talk, click "Show More" in the description and then click on the timestamp of the talk you wish to view.
Thank you to our speakers:
Tom Reed, An Introduction to the Ancient Tree Inventory
Rob Ward, The National Reptile Survey
Nick Marriner, Tracking the Impact
Nicola Thomas, Updates from the Buckinghamshire & Milton Keynes Natural Environment Partnership
Martin Harvey, Recording Pollinators, soldier flies and more
Michael Pocock, The DECIDE Tool: Recording nature where it matters
Kwesia, City Girl in Nature
Jamie Robins, Important Invertebrate Areas: Putting Bugs on the Map
Jim Rouquette, People and nature: mapping benefits of nature and opportunities for nature recovery
Holly Woo, The Changing Flora of Urban Ancient Woodland
Martin Albertini, Upper Thames Moths
Mike Wallen, Recording Buckinghamshire’s Birds
Helen Read, The Journal Fritillary
You can download the programme by clicking here.
BMERC Photography Competition: Making Connections
We received 23 stunning entries to this year's photo competition. The votes have been tallied and it is a first placed tie between Rachael Maytum's "Newly Emerged" and Sue Taylor's "Reflecting on the balance between the manmade and the natural." Paul Lund placed third with "Butterfly egg hatching with springtail." Congratulations to each of the winners!
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