PETERBOROUGH BIRD CLUB

PETERBOROUGH BIRD CLUB Event Calendar

Upcoming and previous events hosted by PETERBOROUGH BIRD CLUB.

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  1. North Norfolk Outdoor Event

    Date
    Location
    RSPB Titchwell Marsh
    To give your year list an early boost. Additional venues will be decided on the day dependent upon local bird news.  Note; there is a fee for non RSPB members at Titchwell . Option to stop before/after lunch.

    Anybody with an interest in nature, from beginner to expert, are welcome to join us on our Outdoor Events that are free. It is a good way to get to know existing members and possibly improve your expertise.

    Meet: In the reserve car park
    Post code: PE31 8BB
    Map ref: 750438 
    Leader: Ian Wilson 0778 4142628
     

  2. Willow Tree Fen LWT reserve Outdoor Event

    Date
    Location
    Willow Tree Fen
    Evening roost watch, hopefully to see cranes, wild swans, harriers, egrets, goosander  and more. 

    Anybody with an interest in nature, from beginner to expert, are welcome to join us on our Outdoor Events that are free. It is a good way to get to know existing members and possibly improve your expertise.

    Meet: At the car park 
    Post code: PE11 3JH 
    Map ref: TF183214  
    Leader: Ian Gordon 07453971727 
     

  3. The Challenge of Conservation of Birds that Cross Continents and Cultures given by PROF. JULIET VICKERY Indoor Event

    Date
    Location
    St Mark's Church Hall
    The Challenge of Conservation of Birds that Cross Continents and Cultures  

    PROF. JULIET VICKERY

    Following a Phd at Oxford, a post-doc at UEA and a research post at Scottish Natural Heritage Juliet took up a lectureship at the University of Edinburgh before moving to the NGO sector. She has led research teams in two conservation NGO’s, at the BTO focussing on the ecology and conservation of farmland birds and at the RSPB working on globally-threatened sites and species and migrant birds. Her research has focussed on “diagnosing causes of species decline and developing policy or practical solutions to stem or reverse  those declines.” She has published over 120 scientific papers and over 70 popular science articles and been co-editor of three books. Juliet is currently CEO of the BTO which represents a unique partnership between citizen scientists and professional staff. It delivers long-term nationwide data on population trends of breeding and wintering birds, alongside research to help understand drivers of those trends and find solutions to stem and ultimately reverse them.

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    Indoor Events are free to members and we warmly welcome nature loving non-members for a small donation of £2.50 cash on the door.