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Can you help from home with a mammal camera trap survey? Simply involves going through online images, identifying and logging what's in them ........CAN YOU HELP US?We are carrying out camera trap surveys as part of the National Hedgehog Monitoring Programme. 🦔
They generate thousands of images, of many different species, which all need to be identified.
You can help us from the comfort of your own home, by going to www.mammalweb.org and signing up as a spotter.
Have a look at some of the images and tell us what you see. Our first survey is in NHMP subproject 'Kent-4'
To find out more about how to start spotting, watch this video: www.youtube.com/watch?v=hO-sUQDZPyk
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Mammal Web
People's Trust for Endangered Species
British Hedgehog Preservation Society
Thamesmead, Tump 53 half term open morningTuesday 13 August
10am - 12pm
Tump 53 Nature Reserve, Water Lily Walk, London, SE28 8AS
For more information, email msfn@peabody.org.uk
A free half term activity where children will learn about one of the UK’s most endangered animals...hedgehogs! They'll also create their own hedgehogs out of clay and natural materials, as well as learning how to identify British animals from their foot prints on a nature detective animal trail.
Tump 53 half term open morning
www.thamesmeadnow.org.uk
Peabody has created a Biodiversity Action Plan which presents specific guidance for the protection and enhancement of Thamesmead’s priority habitats and species.
Fossil-hunting event for children at Lesnes. Wednesday August 21st.www.eventbrite.co.uk
Join us at our fossil pit for 1 and 1/2 hours of fossil digging, where you can find and take home shells and shark's teeth!
Nature/outdoors-themed event at Lesnes for children. Tuesday August 20th.www.eventbrite.co.uk
Let the kids go wild at Lesnes Abbey with den building, fire lighting, marshmallow toasting, minibeast hunting and nature themed crafts!
LONDON WILDLIFE TRUST PRESENTS ..... A BRAEBURN BUMBLEBEE DAY, in Crayford.www.facebook.com/groups/241434366655333/posts/1649668402498582
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Category Archives: SINC
BNEF Comments on the initial Erith Quarry development proposals
700 homes planned for a Grade 1 Site of Importance for Nature conservation Here is Bexley Natural Environment Forum’s general submission on the initial proposals from the developers, presented at a public exhibition in July. BNEF is the umbrella body … Continue reading
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Bursted Woods school under fire over proposed ‘prison camp’ fence by popular open space, and threats to Sparrow habitat
Local residents are strongly objecting to plans by Bursted Woods school to erect a long 2.1 metre (7′) tall metal fence along the access road at the western end of this well-used open space and Site of Importance for Nature … Continue reading
Posted in Bursted Woods, Education, Light pollution, Planning, SINC
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Late-nite Crossness-ers pleased at a newt
Nine Friends of Crossness Nature Reserve joined reserve manager Karen Sutton last night (27th June) for a second after-dark pond-dipping session at the site, this time on the Southern Marsh. DRAGON EATS DAMSEL Time flew by and we only properly examined … Continue reading
SINC Review – comments from Crossness
Specific site comments that you might like to make regarding certain SINCS from our colleagues at Crossness Nature Reserve. These have been submitted, but if you can make similar comments on sites you know, it can only help. Details on … Continue reading
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Borough review of Sites of Interest for Nature conservation
SITES OF IMPORTANCE FOR NATURE CONSERVATION – PUBLIC CONSULTATION YOUR CHANCE TO SUPPORT HOMES FOR NATURE IN BEXLEY Chris Rose, Vice-chair Bexley Natural Environment Forum (BNEF) What’s happening: The review of SINCs highlighted in a previous BRSPB newsletter has now … Continue reading