The second Mammal Society Local Groups' Regional Conference offers a day of engaging speakers covering a diverse range of mammal species, with a particular focus on work happening mainly from the north of England up to the highlands of Scotland. Join us for this free one-day online conference, open to all Mammal Group members across […]
To find out more about our AGM, view our Annual General Meeting 2023 webpage. To register, click here To submit an application to join the Mammal Society Council of Trustees please email Chair Dr Stephanie Wray: stephanie.wray@naturepositive.com
This one-day course is recognised as the definitive course on dormouse ecology, survey and monitoring. Note - online course Date: Fri, 23rd June Time: 09:30 - 15:30 GMT Location: Online More information and booking via Eventbrite
In this month's webinar, we'll be joined by Louise Wilson, Director of Conservation K9 Consultancy, as she outlines the role detection dogs play in mammal conservation. Hear from Louise in this online session as she talks about providing the best dog teams for wildlife projects and how her team are creating the next generation of effective, […]
Getting Involved with the Mountain Hare Survey - Mammal Society Free Webinar Series Are you based in the Highlands? Or are you visiting this Summer to enjoy the spectacular scenery? Why not help collect vital data to inform conservation while you're out and about in the hills and moors? Join the Mammal Society for this […]
This National Marine Week, we're hosting a new webinar on orca behaviour and conservation with ocean conservationist, Lauren Eyles
The Mammal Society's 68th Annual Conference will be held from the 4th to the 6th of August 2023 at Nottingham Trent University's Brackenhurst Campus. Find out more information on our Annual Conference Webpage.
We are holding an EGM on the eve of our Annual Conference in Nottingham on 4th August at 6pm, just before the Friday Night Lecture.
The Friday Night Lecture is 'The Future of Nature Conservation’ by Chair of Mammal Society, Dr Stephanie Wray. The lecture is open to all and is free even for those who have not bought tickets to the conference itself. It will also be streaming online. The lecture will take place at Nottingham Trent University's Brackenhurst Campus.
This two 1/2 day course, led by Merryl Gelling, is aimed at professionals and assumes some prior experience of water vole ecology. It will also cover field-signs of water voles and other easily-confused species and will reference scientific research on the impacts of different habitat availability and health and welfare considerations and how they feed into mitigation practice today. During this course, […]
This one-day course is from approximately 09:30 to 16:45 and is recognised as the definitive course on dormouse ecology, survey and monitoring. Ideal for those with a general interest, or working towards their Dormouse Handling Licence. The course will be held at Wildwood Trust in Kent and includes information on relevant legislation, dormouse ecology and […]
In this webinar, we'll be joined by Dr Helen Senn, Head of Conservation and Science Programmes for the Royal Zoological Society of Scotland and Project Lead for Saving Wildcats, a European partnership project dedicated to Scottish wildcat conservation and recovery, aiming to prevent the extinction of wildcats in Scotland by breeding and releasing them into […]
