Non-native land flatworms have been accidentally introduced to the UK in imported pot plants and newly arrived species continue to be discovered. This talk will explore the origins of non-native ...

Butterfly Conservation Project Officer Caz Temple will be joining us in this VMU. She works on their 5 Hairstreaks and Woodland Wings projects. The Wood White butterfly is one of our most threatened ...

Ben Harris is joining us in this VMU, he is the Discovering Reptiles Project Officer at Froglife. The project aims to improve participant’s knowledge of reptiles and improve the national recording of ...

Riverflies (mayflies, stoneflies and caddisflies) are at the heart of freshwater ecosystems and are a vital link in the aquatic food chain. This talk will provide an introduction to riverflies, their ...

Why are mammals so under-recorded? Because they’re very good at not being seen! But you don’t need to see the animals themselves, if you can recognise the Tracks & Signs they leave behind. Bob will ...

The UK is home to 29 different species of earthworm, and these come in a variety of colours and sizes. Different earthworms can be found in different habitats, with British earthworms breaking down ...

John Baker will be joining us in this VMU, he works on behalf of the Amphibian and Reptile Conservation Trust as a partner on the Back from the Brink’s Roots of Rockingham project. The adder is a ...