Cumbria Connects Biodiversity Research: What, Where and Why

A spotted redshank wading through shallow water, with a perfect reflection. It's an elegant wader with a grey back, white belly and long reddish-orange legs. It has a bold white line above the eye and a long, fine bill with a red base to the lower mandible and a slightly drooping tip

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Cumbria Connects Biodiversity Research: What, Where and Why

Location:
Quaker Meeting House, Meeting House Lane, Penrith, Cumbria, CA11 7TR
Join us for a fascinating talk about Cumbria Connect.

Event details

Date

Time
7:00pm - 8:30pm
Local group
A static map of Cumbria Connects Biodiversity Research: What, Where and Why

About the event

Cumbria Connect is restoring natural processes and improving landscape connectivity through collaboration between estates, conservation bodies and local land managers.

In this presentation Conservation Scientist Mo Verhoeven will describe how assessments are made and which interventions make habitats bigger, better and more connected across the 35,000 hectare landscape.

It’s the story of a landscape in transition and how we’re learning to read the signs of nature’s recovery.

 

Booking not required

 

Recommended donation: £3.00 cash

 

Penrith Local Support Group

Booking

Suggested donation

£3.00

Know before you go

Dogs

No dogs permitted

Wheelchair access

Yes