Natural History Live

Field Studies Council Natural History Live webinars are free online learning experiences for adults, comprising of a 30-40 minute talk from a guest speaker, followed by a question and answer session.

These talks explore a range of subjects, such as species identification, ecology, conservation or wildlife monitoring.

These are interactive talks with a live Q&A segment between attendees and the speaker following the talk.

Covering many fascinating topics the talks range from bee-flies to seahorses, gardening for wildlife to the conservation of amphibians and reptiles. All the virtual talks are delivered in partnerships with experts in their field offering many years of experience, and are a fantastic free resource for you to access.

 

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We’re currently organising our 2024 programme, so watch this space! You can sign up for our Biodiversity Newsletter to be notified of talks as they are released.

Watch the Natural History Live webinars below.

Dolphin and Porpoise Acoustic Monitoring: Discovering Trends in Cetacean Populations

Beavers in Britain: Now and in the Future

Soldierflies and Allies: What Are They and How to Record Them

Can You Use Earthworms To Indicate Healthy Soil? Distribution & Sampling

Polling the Pollinators: Taking part in the UK Pollinator Monitoring Scheme

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