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The Biological Recording Company

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Book on our upcoming free natural history webinars. The entoLIVE webinar programme shines a spotlight on invertebrate science and our curlew series discusses the challenges and opportunities in curlew conservation.

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Does Woodland Restoration Benefit Moths?
Tue, Nov 10, 1:00 PM GMT
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Can Green Roofs Function as True Ecosystems?
Wed, Nov 25, 1:00 PM GMT
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In Search of the Elusive Freshwater Jellyfish
Tue, Dec 15, 1:00 PM GMT
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What Hides in the Hollows? Conserving Deadwood Beetles
Thu, Jan 7, 6:30 PM GMT
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Is There Such a Thing As "Flying Ant Day"?
Tue, Jan 12, 6:30 PM GMT
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Synchronised Spring: The Importance of Timing in Woodland Food-chains
Wed, Jan 27, 1:00 PM GMT
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Ladybird Parasites: How Flies, Wasps and Fungi Respond to an Invading Host
Tue, Feb 9, 1:00 PM GMT
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The Dark-edged Bee-fly: Changing Phenology in Britain
Thu, Mar 4, 6:30 PM GMT
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Counting in the Billions: Studying Insects with Weather Radars
Tue, Mar 16, 1:00 PM GMT
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Shining a Light on Nocturnal Parasitoid Wasps
Thu, Apr 1, 6:30 PM GMT+1
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Cosy in the Crypt: Effects of Heatwaves on Burying Beetles
Tue, Apr 20, 6:30 PM GMT+1
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What Causes Mass Bumblebee Mortality Under Lime Trees?
Tue, May 4, 6:30 PM GMT+1
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Bees Sir, Can I Have Some More? Bumblebee Colony Survival on Farmland
Tue, Jun 1, 6:30 PM GMT+1
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Thinking Inside the Box: Invertebrates Utilising Bird Nest Boxes
Tue, Sep 28, 6:30 PM GMT+1
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The Biological Recording Company

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The Biological Recording Company offers a mix of virtual and in-person natural history training. With topics ranging from species ID to data skills, there’s something for beginners, enthusiasts and professionals alike. Led by specialist tutors, these sessions are designed to build your skills, confidence and enjoyment of natural history.

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Botany (Plants)

7 upcoming events

Get botanical with us on our plant events and training courses

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Entomology (Insects)

32 upcoming events

It's estimated that over 90% of all animals are insects. Current insect events include bees, flies, wasps, dragonflies & damselflies, mayflies, grasshoppers and beetles.

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Field Recorder Days

12 upcoming events

Field Recorder Days involve visiting a site to make field observations and collect specimens for identification at a later date. Beginners through to experts are welcome. Individual events may cover a broad range of species or focus on a specific group.

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Invertebrate Study Days

8 upcoming events

Make use of access to microscopes, lab equipment and literature to prepare invertebrate specimens and identify them alongside other like-minded individuals. Recorders of all abilities welcome.

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London Courses and Events

21 upcoming events

A list of biological recording training courses, study days and field recorder days taking place locations across London.

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Malacology (Molluscs)

No upcoming events

From slugs and snails to mussels and squid, the molluscs area diverse group of invertebrates that span terrestrial, freshwater and marine habitats.

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Mycology (Fungi)

2 upcoming events

Join us on one of our Fungi Field Recorder Days or in-person fungi training courses.

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Training Courses

1 upcoming event

Our natural history training programme includes courses on ecology, biological recording and identification, all taught be subject specialists with a passion for their chosen species group!

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Training Webinars

19 upcoming events

Check out our upcoming training webinars, designed to improve naturalist, ecology and conservation knowledge and skills for both amateurs and professionals. This collection includes our entoLEARN and Skills For Ecology webinars.

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Vermeology (Worms)

9 upcoming events

Worm events include the familiar earthworms, but also their segmented worm relatives leeches and bristle worms, as well as non-segmented worms such as flatworms, nematodes and ribbon worms.

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Virtual Symposiums

5 upcoming events

Our virtual symposiums cover a wide range of topics, from worldwide research to biological recording to biodiversity net gain. Our ecoTECH webinars focus on novel technologies being used in the ecology sector.