Talk

A talk by Caroline Spinks of the Norwich Swift Network

Moss Taylor gives a fascinating talk, about the personalities and places linked to Norfolk birdwatching, as much as about the birds. The presentation covers three main sections: the Age of Collecting, the Age of Conservation and the Post-war Years

AGM followed by an illustrated talk about Sweet Briar Marshes by Matt Wickens, NWT Urban Nature Reserves Manager.

Ieuan Evans, Director of Engagement at the BTO will describe some of the BTO's work and reveal some fascinating insights to the latest tracking technology.

Carl Chapman is a tour guide and cetologist and is Norfolk's cetacean recorder. His talk entitled 'Humpbacks off Norfolk - whatever next!' not only gives an introduction to cetaceans and how to identify them to species but also covers historically what has occurred off Norfolk. Given climate change and other influences Carl goes on to explain what we may see in o...

Illustrated talk by Dr Mark Collins about the rivers Bure, Ant and Thurne. Their history and the threats of climate change today.

To celebrate the 150th anniversary of the Norfolk & Norwich Naturalists' Society in 2019, a book was produced profiling 150 species of animals, plants and fungi that were in some way special to Norfolk.  In this talk, local naturalist Tony Leech will describe some of the less well-known species that were included, to open our eyes to some of the beautiful and in...

A member of the Brecks Team will update us on all the reserves' news including management, land purchases and any star species found.

Dip into the lives of Norfolk's little terns, a volunteer warden shares experiences of looking after these charismatic birds at one of the UK's most important colonies on the East Norfolk coast.

An illustrated talk by Sam and Barry Lister.