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Monitoring biodiversity isn’t just important – it’s essential. 🌱 From conservation efforts to policy-making, understanding our impact on nature starts with accurate biological recording.
Join us at the Biological Recording: Local to National Virtual Symposium, where we’ll delve into:
✨ How local site-based records support conservation and land management.
✨ The role of national surveillance in shaping government policies and legislation.
✨ The critical contributions of biological recorders, citizen scientists, and conservation professionals.
This is more than just a symposium – it’s a celebration of the power of data and collaboration in protecting our planet. 🌟
Speaker Programme
This event will be hosted by Dr Sarah Whild (National Forum for Biological Recording) and feature four presentations, each focusing on the relevance of biological recording at a different geographic scale, in addition to Q&A sessions with each speaker:
- Charismatic Clearwings in Mid Wales with Dr Norman Lowe (Brecknock Moth Group)
- Tracking the Impact: Landscape Scale Monitoring Across the Chilterns with Nick Marriner (Chilterns National Landscape)
- 30 Years of Garden BirdWatch with Susan Jones (British Trust for Ornithology)
- Getting To Scale: Biodiversity Monitoring for Local Change Detection with Caroline Coogan (Joint Nature Conservation Committee)
The presentations will be recorded and shared with those who booked alongside Q&A transcripts and lists of useful links via a password-protected website following the event.
Whether you're a seasoned professional or just passionate about wildlife, this is your chance to connect, learn, and make a difference. 🌿
Organised by the Biological Recording Company and delivered in partnership with the National Forum for Biological Recording.
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