Bird Flight and Cooperation Aerodynamics
Join Berks, Bucks and Oxon Wildlife Trust and Dr Steve Portugal, from University of Oxford, to learn how birds cooperate and the mechanisms they employ to save energy during flight. Register here
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How can we achieve a wilder and more climate resilient future for our rivers?
OnlineJoin Radnorshire Wildlife Trust and Dan Westbury (River Lugg Project Officer) and Sarenta King (WACC Project Officer) for a webinar exploring the vital work being done to protect and restore Radnorshire’s rivers. Register here
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Join us for February’s Wild LIVE
OnlineJoin us for February's Wild LIVE On February 18th at 7pm, we'll be broadcasting our next episode of Wild LIVE to our YouTube channel. Our expert panel will explore the critical question: how can we build 1.5 milion homes and solve the nature, climate and health crises? The building of 1.5 million homes has been one of […]
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Hi-Tech Nature Conservation
OnlineDiscover how cutting-edge technology is transforming nature conservation across Northern Ireland. From mapping vast landscapes with drones to identifying invasive species, technology is helping us protect wildlife like never before. Register here
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Join us for March’s Wild LIVE(s!)
OnlineOn Tuesday 18th March 6 -7:30pm, we'll be broadcasting our next episode of Wild LIVE to The Wildlife Trusts' YouTube channel. Our expert panel will explore the critical question: could nature be our best flood defence? This event is taking place at The University of Hull so if you're in Yorkshire why not join us in person? Flood risk is […]
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Join us for a bonus episode of Wild LIVE
OnlineJoin us for a bonus episode of Wild LIVE On Thursday 27th March at 7pm, we'll be broadcasting a bonus episode of Wild LIVE to our YouTube channel. Our expert panel will diving into the question: how can we meet energy needs whilst ensuring nature's recovery? The UK Government has set out a mission to achieve a fully decarbonised power […]
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Wild LIVE: Mud matters – how do we protect our blue carbon stores in UK seabeds?
OnlineHidden beneath the waves surrounding the UK lies a vast, unsung carbon store: our muddy seabeds. These underwater landscapes hold an astonishing 240 million tonnes of organic carbon in just in the top 10cm of sediment, and are vital for marine wildlife! But these valuable carbon stores are being impacted by human activities like dredging and […]