Great Crested Newt Survey Workshop
Fifteen people coming from
KRAG, the pond warden scheme, and individuals interested
in taking part in the great crested newt project met up at at a
wind swept Coldharbour Farm, Wye on Saturday 25th February.
The BTCV workshop included both theory sessions and
2 practical Trips to a local pond - one in daylight and one after
dark.
"So, why are we here again?!"
We covered all aspects of great crested newt ecology
and went away a lot wiser for our visits to local ponds this coming
season. Thanks to Lee Brady and Mike Philips for an interesting and above
all fun day - and not forgeting Jason and the Stour Valley Project mini
bus!
Martin Hendy
Martin Hendy
Posted: Sat - February 25, 2006 at 10:10 am
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