A new online training course from Froglife arn to identify the amphibians that are found in London and about their basic ecology (including both natives and non-natives).
Latest – Amphibian Identification & Ecology
Latest News – Free Orcharding Course with The Orchard Project
Come join our brilliant orcharding course and learn everything you need to know about designing and managing community orchards. You will benefit from our expert team of experienced orchardists who have already helped 75 students gain the Certificate - the equivalent of an A level qualification
Walk Leader Training
Our Walk Leader training is for anyone willing and able to lead health walks in Lewisham. It is designed by Ramblers Walking for Health and delivered by local ‘cascade trainers’. The aim of the training is to ensure that all walk leaders are trained to a high standard and can competently and confidently lead short, free health walks.
Woodland Management Workshop – Kings Wood Croydon
We (The Forestry Commission) invite you to join us at this free workshop to look at woodland management and what is important to consider when completing woodland management plans and forest operations.
Dragonfly identification and ecology with London Wildlife Trust
BCT – Bearing Witness for Wildlife Training, 9 November 2017
Walk Leader Training
Free Biodiversity training in Tower Hamlets
This might not be in our Borough, but I thought that some of you might be interested in this free training being offered by Tower Hamlets.
How to be a curious entomologist
Insects are everywhere. They are so many, and so varied — fascinating, beautiful, mysterious, bizarre. Through their mind-boggling biodiversity they offer us a window into the ecological complexity of life on Earth, and give us a powerful insight of the workings of the natural world. But their small size means they can easily be overlooked … Continue reading How to be a curious entomologist
How to be a curious entomologist
Insects are everywhere. They are so many, and so varied - fascinating, beautiful, mysterious, bizarre. Through their mind-boggling biodiversity they offer us a window into the ecological complexity of life on Earth, and give us a powerful insight of the workings of the natural world. But their small size means that they can easily be … Continue reading How to be a curious entomologist
Nature Conservation Lewisham 