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This in-person course will cover all you need to get started in monitoring a range mustelids.
This one-day course is recognised as the definitive course on dormouse ecology, survey and monitoring. Join us in-person at Callow Rock.
In this session, Stuart Edmunds will introduce the members of the mustelid family found in the UK.
This 2 day course, led by Dr Merryl Gelling, is aimed at professionals and assumes some prior experience of water vole ecology.
Join us for an interactive online course to better understand the ecology of the fascinating Eurasian Beaver.
Join eDNA expert Buffy Smith, to learn about the advanced uses of eDNA in mammal monitoring.
Designed for consultants or those needing to learn about dormouse legislation. Join us in-person at Gorsley Village Hall.
Ric Morris will explain bone identification techniques especially suited to mammal recording.
Join us to learn everything you need to know about using camera traps to monitor mammals.
Join Lee Jenkins, founder of the South Wales Otters Trust, for a captivating introduction to the world of otters!
Join Lee Jenkins, founder of the South Wales Otters Trust, for a captivating introduction to the world of otters!
Discover the world of conservation detection dogs with Louise Wilson. History, ethics, and practical insights.
Join us for an interactive online course to better understand the ecology of the fascinating Eurasian Beaver.
This in-person workshop is designed for ecologists and environmental professionals interested in using conservation detection dogs within surveys and research.
Discover the secrets of using tracks and signs to find mammals, with Senior Tracker - John Rhyder.
This course will focus on the grey long-eared bat - their general ecology, roosting ecology, and appropriate bat surveying methods.
Join Lee Jenkins, founder of the South Wales Otters Trust, for a captivating introduction to the world of otters!
Join Lee Jenkins, founder of the South Wales Otters Trust, for a captivating introduction to the world of otters!