This talk will introduce you to Cemetery Wildlife Watch, a UK-wide biological recording project aiming to identify and record wildlife in our cemeteries and graveyards.
Cemeteries and graveyards are important havens for wildlife, especially in urban areas. Hear about the wildlife that has been recorded to date, from wintering ladybirds to mammals and fungi, and learn how you can get involved by exploring your cemetery or graveyard!
Per Smiseth is a Reader in Animal Behaviour at the University of Edinburgh. He has a keen interest in natural history and got into biological recording in cemeteries during the COVID-19 lockdown.
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. We host them on Zoom and we will send out joining instructions on the day of the event. Sign up for the Field Studies Council Biodiversity newsletter to find out about our other online learning opportunities and receive exclusive discounts.
This event can be booked through the Natural History Live webinars Evenbrite page.
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