River and Coast Workshops

Join our walk leaders as we look to record as many different animals and plants as we can during this 7-hour bio-blitz. From birds to plants, moths to pond creatures – who knows what we will find? Please click your chosen walk time to follow through to the correct Eventbrite booking page.  Tigers, Pugs and Snouts10-11amJoin us as we open up the moth traps we set...

Human-induced climate change is already a reality for wildlife and people in the modern world. Learn about its causes and consequences and what we can do.About the project:  Funded by the Green Recovery Challenge Fund, this talk is part of the Resilient Coast Project which  supports communities along the Norfolk Coast AONB to envision and action a plan to care for ...

In our digital age, photography is increasingly a valuable tool for recording wildlife, both remotely and in person. In this hands-on workshop we discuss situations in which photography could be helpful as a recording tool and learn techniques for photographing wildlife.About the project:  Funded by the Green Recovery Challenge Fund, this talk is part of the Resilient C...

Conservationists are more than ever aware of the crucial importance of connection through the landscape for our wildlife. As well as looking at grassland habitat in North Norfolk, and its management, this workshop explores mini meadows and verges as stepping stones for grassland wildlife.About the project:  Funded by the Green Recovery Challenge Fund, this talk is part ...

Perhaps the single most important species for assessing habitat quality are plants. In this friendly workshop we look at plant identification for beginners, covering common families and representative species of flowers.About the project:  Funded by the Green Recovery Challenge Fund, this talk is part of the Resilient Coast Project which  supports communities along...

Anyone with an open patch of ground can improve it for wildlife by making a wildflower meadow. This workshop covers the best species for wildlife, how to source them, and the simple rules for making a successful wildflower meadow.About the project:  Funded by the Green Recovery Challenge Fund, this talk is part of the Resilient Coast Project which  supports communi...

Join us as we go in search of the nocturnal creatures found on Winterton Dunes National Nature Reserve. With bat detectors in hand we will listen to the calls of these fantastic flying mammals, keep our eyes peeled for nightjars and then head back to see what beautiful moths we have attracted to our moth trap.About the project:  Funded by the Green Recovery Challenge Fu...

Dazzlingly beautiful, dragonflies and damselflies are some of our best-loved insects. Happily, with a little effort, it is easy to get to grips with the species found in Norfolk and their habitat requirements. This enjoyable workshop gives you the basics needed to begin identifying dragonflies.About the project: Norfolk’s rivers are priceless jewels! Not only are many ...

A key step to improving local habitat for wildlife is knowing what you already have and how it is faring. A number of standard techniques for assessing habitat condition are discussed in this workshop, which is aimed at beginners.About the project:  Funded by the Green Recovery Challenge Fund, this workshop is part of the Resilient Coast Project which supports communiti...

In our digital age, photography is increasingly a valuable tool for recording wildlife, both remotely and in person. In this workshop we discuss situations in which photography could be helpful as a recording tool along rivers and learn techniques for photographing wetland wildlife.About the project: Norfolk’s rivers are priceless jewels! Not only are many of them chal...