FROM TREVOR JAMES
Dear colleague,
The National Biodiversity Network Conference this year is to be held at the
Flett Theatre, The Natural History Museum, London, on Friday 17th November 2006.
The topic this year is: Who has been using our records?: making use of data
through the NBN
Speakers
I have forwarded the article on to Tony Whitbread, the Sussex Wildlife
Trust's Chief exec, in the hope that he might be able find time to write
follow up letter to this article, either from Sussex, or perhaps the
Wildlife Trusts nationally.
I agree with Simon, that there is an implication that
Dear all,
Here is a link to the British Dragonfly Society Sussex Group Spring 2007
Newsletter.
An inspiring read
http://sxbrc.org.uk/file_download/9/BDS_Sussex_Spring_07_Newsletter.pdf
Best wishes
Henri
Henri Brocklebank
Biodiversity Record Centre Manager
Sussex Biodiversity Record Centre,
To anyone coming to Hassocks by car tomorrow, a word of warning. There
are roadworks planned for the road coming from the station to Adastra
Hall, so you may be diverted to come from the Ditchling direction.
Please allow an extra bit of time in your travel plans for this. I
expect there will be
For those of you that were shocked by last Thursday's 'climate swindle'
documentary please read this article which is the health warning that
should have gone out with it in the first place. Following the
documentary the independent took it upon themselves to look into the
figures that were used
Another good bash at the climate change programme the other night.
Follow the link
The message is ready to be sent with the following file or link
attachments:
Shortcut to:
http://www.monbiot.com/archives/2007/03/13/channel-4s-problem-with-scien
ce/
Note: To protect against computer
The Cheshire Local Record Centre has created this online petition to
Downing Street regarding the funding of Local Record Centres. This is
an important issue and this seems like a good way to draw attention to
it.
Local Authorities have responsibilities under the NERC bill and a range
of
At the Biological Recorders Seminar earlier in the month, and on reading
ADASTRA 2006 (available to download on www.sxbrc.org.uk ) many recorders
are noting changes in the species groups that they study. From new
species of Odonata arriving in Sussex to changing distributions of
vascular plants.
Dear all,
A reminder: if you or your colleagues want to attend this Conference,
then your bookings need to be with the NFBR Tresurer very soon.
Please note the very cheap rate for delegates, owing to the kind support
of Pond Conservation and Oxford Brookes University.
Regards,
Trevor James
Article in Telegraph
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xml
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sending or receiving certain
For those Adastra members involved in projects in the High Weald Area, this may
be of interest.
Best wishes
Henri
From: Janet Whitman [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 01 June 2007 14:15
Subject: High Weald SDF 2007/08 confirmed - call for projects
I am
I wouldn't dare trivialise the Adastra group by asking if it could be a
member of the psychedelic-coffee-bean genus?!
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of SARAH PATTON
Sent: 07 June 2007 16:49
To: Adastra
Subject: [Adastra] Mystery beetle
Job vacancy * Dragonflies in Focus Officer The British Dragonfly
Society wishes to appoint a Dragonflies in Focus Officer to manage the
Dragonfly Recording Network's national database and co-ordinate
recording for a new National Atlas. More information can be found in the
attached job description
Sorry, it did not work as an attachment:
Ancient Woodland Survey Officer
Full time (2 year contract)
October 2007 - October 2009
Salary: circa £20,500
An exciting opportunity to support a complete review of the Ancient Woodland
Inventory for
The attached link on the MSc Conservation at UCL may be of interest.
50th year in 2009 .
Posts related to nature conservation secured by more than 80% of
graduates
Five residential field studies form a major element of the teaching
Interdisciplinary approach combining ecological, social and
Please get in touch with Jo directly if you are interested in either of these
grant opportunities
From: Joanna Brooks [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 06 August 2007 12:02
To: Laing, Cath; Brocklebank, Henri
Subject: Chichester District Council Grants
Hi
Here is some further details of some interesting lectures taking place
at Birkbeck college this Autumn.
Best wishes
Henri
Free Public Lecture Series, Autumn 2007
British Wildlife and Climate Change
What is happening? Can we do anything?
Birkbeck, University of London
in conjunction
Hi Sarah,
I am sure Dr Roper would delight in the ticks! Meanwhile the Vincent
wildlife trust have finished their national survey on Polecats and are
asking people not to send them corpses! Dawn Scott, who is Chair of the
Sussex Mammal group may be more up to speed on hybrids but as she is on
A great job opportunity at the Woodland Trust. Please circulate to
anyone you know who may be interested and feel free to contact Dave
Bonsall from the Woodland Trust if you want to chat about the post.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 01435 863200 07771 662534
Best wishes
Henri
Sussex Wildlife
Charles is developing a 'moth recorder' (similar basis to Odonata
recorder) for easy data entry for moth recorders. It should be
available within a couple of weeks for the Sussex Moth group to test.
Best wishes
Henri
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Dear All,
Please can you forward the weblink for the following vacancy to anyone
you feel might be interested?
http://www.forestry.gov.uk/forestry/INFD-78AFRN
Regards,
Jay
Jay Doyle
Biodiversity Manager, SE England Forest District
Sussex Wildlife Trust is a company limited by guarantee
Interesting article re frogs
From: Barry Kemp [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 30 October 2007 22:29
Subject: Chytridiomycosis cure?
Let's hope so... go to :
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/7067613.stm
Exciting news! Sarah McKenzie found a bushcricket on her garage gutter
on Tuesday 13th Novemeber 2007. Robert tried to identify it but it
seemed different. They sent it to Ralph Hobbs who photographed it and
asked Peter Sutton and David Element who confirmed it as a Southern Oak
Bushcricket. They
The Dipterists Forum is the society concerned with the study of true flies
(Diptera). It promotes all aspects of the study of flies, but is particularly
concerned with the promotion of recording of fly species. Flies use all
natural habitats and studying the flies in an area gives a really
Dear All
The battle for the National Park has reached another important stage and
it would be good if people could get involved. This is the Pre-Inquiry
meeting to be held on 11th December at Hove Town Hall.
The meeting itself is at 2pm so please try to come along to that.
Perhaps even
Begin forwarded message:
From: Jules Howard [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 9 January 2008 12:55:51 GMT
Subject: FROGBITE: Froglife signs up to 'Year of the Frog'
Froglife signs up to 'Year of the Frog'
Froglife has become the latest wildlife conservation charity to sign up
to the
Just to let you know that Sussex Wildlife Trust are currently advertising 3
vacancies at the moment
1. Receptionist
2 days per week - permanent contract
£6,707 per annum
Closing date - 31/01/07
Interview date - 13/02/07
2. Gatwick Greenspace Officer
Dear Adastrans,
Steve Wheatley, the Rother Woods Project Officer is arranging access to
many woodlands in the Rother Woods Project area, some of which have not
been surveyed in many years (if ever!). It would be great if any local
naturalists wanted to get involved.
Things are getting busy in the Sussex Biodiversity Record Centre and
thanks to the support of our funding partners we are able to advertise a
new post for a Biodiversity Support Officer.
The new recruit will be taking on the bulk of our in house enquiries and
be carrying out species data entry
If you go into google images and type in fasciation you get a huge range
of extraordinary pictures of fascinated plants...weird.
Henri Brocklebank
Biodiversity Record Centre Manager
Sussex Biodiversity Record Centre, Woods Mill, Henfield, West Sussex BN5
9SD
Tel 01273 497553
Fax
Have a look at this :
www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/worldonthemove/reports/toads-on-roads
http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/worldonthemove/reports/toads-on-roads/
Regards,
Barry
Barry Kemp
SUSSEX AMPHIBIAN REPTILE GROUP
Conserving the native reptiles amphibians of Sussex
I will email this conversation to our Myxomycete recorder...also known
as 'slime lord' in his email address! He may well know what this curio
is.
Best wishes
Henri
Henri Brocklebank
Biodiversity Record Centre Manager
Sussex Biodiversity Record Centre, Woods Mill, Henfield, West Sussex
The Sussex Wildlife Trust is the county's leading conservation charity. We are
seeking 2 enthusiastic and committed individuals to join the Conservation
Policy team.
Conservation Officer - Biodiversity
12 Month Fixed Term Contract
35 hours per week
£19,912 per annum
To provide
Adela and Rowland Griffin of the Sussex Amphibian and Reptile Group have
asked me to promote this exciting project that they are involved in,
please forward it to anyone that you think would be interested:
Do you care about the environment? Love nature? Have enthusiasm for
participating in a
Peter Marren and Richard Mabey are putting together a new book called
'Bugs Britannica'. If it is anything like Flora Brittanica then it is
certainly something to look forward to. They want our help
We want you to help us. We want to know about your encounters with bug
life. Do you
Henri Brocklebank
Biodiversity Record Centre Manager
Sussex Biodiversity Record Centre, Woods Mill, Henfield, West Sussex BN5
9SD
Tel 01273 497553
Fax 02030700709
www.sxbrc.org.uk
The Sussex Biodiversity Record Centre is the centre for reference for
authoritative information relating to
Dear All,
Attached is the varied and interesting programme of BBS southern group
meetings for the autumn of 2008 and Spring of 2009.
It is advisable to wear warm clothing, wellingtons or hiking boots and
please remember to follow the BBS code of behaviour when collecting
bryophytes.
http://sxbrc.org.uk/file_download/32/Hants_Regional_ARG_2008.PDF
Here is a link to a flyer for the regional Amphibian and Reptile
Conference
Best wishes
Henri
Sussex Wildlife Trust is a company limited by guarantee under the Companies
Act. Registered in England, Company No. 698851.
This sounds like a very interesting event.
Best wishes
Henri
Full details including the programme for this two-day symposium can be
found along with registration form at
www.zsl.org/zsl-london-zoo/whats-on/amphibian-declines-symposium,293,EV.
html.
The deadline for registrations is 7
Hi Dom, The Irish name for when Plastic bags get caught up in trees is
'Witches Knickers'. I expect if you do a google images on it you will
find a lot of useful pictures, some of which I am sure will be
publically available for your use. I have tried to look on line at them
but I think the
Greg Barker is the local MP for Bexhill and Battle. In October 2008 he
was promoted to Shadow Climate Change minister in the new Shadow
Department of Energy and Climate Change.
Correspondence Address:
6a Amherst Road,
Bexhill-on-Sea,
East Sussex TN40 1QJ
Tel: 01424 736861
Fax: 01424 734910
And those of you that have been involved in the Sussex Wildlife Trust
for a while may recognise one of the speakers as Bill Jenman (which
probably explains why it is contentious!)
Henri
Henri Brocklebank
Biodiversity Record Centre Manager
Sussex Biodiversity Record Centre, Woods Mill,
Dear colleagues,
I will be running a one-day training course in reptile survey skills on Mon 8th
June 2009, at Avon Causeway Hotel and Sopley Common near Bournemouth, priced
£80. The course is aimed at professionals from beginners to intermediates, and
will introduce the six native species
Sobering discovery for Europe's amphibians and reptiles
http://froglife-frogbites.blogspot.com/2009/05/sobering-discovery-for-e
uropes.html
More than half of all European amphibians and two-fifths of all reptiles
are disappearing, according to new studies commissioned by the European
Hi Adastrans,
Follow the link for info on a free pond course
http://files.getdropbox.com/u/1450772/Pond%20Creation%20Course%20flyer_K
ent.pdf
http://files.getdropbox.com/u/1450772/Pond%20Creation%20Course%20flyer_
Kent.pdf
Best wishes
Henri
Henri Brocklebank
Biodiversity Record
Dear all,
The merger between HCT Froglife has now been announced.
Go to :
http://froglife-frogbites.blogspot.com/2009/07/efforts-to-save-uks-disap
pearing.html
Barry Kemp
SUSSEX AMPHIBIAN REPTILE GROUP
Conserving the native reptiles amphibians of Sussex
Sussex Wildlife Trust is a
New funding for societies and schemes
As announced in the spring 2009 issue of NBN News, big Lottery Fund initiative
OPAL is coordinating a dedicated programme of support for local and national
natural history societies and recording schemes. As part of this programme, the
Natural
Sussex Wildlife Trust have a vacancy for a landowner advisor for the
West Weald area of Sussex and Surrey.
The details can be found here:
http://files.getdropbox.com/u/1450772/LOA%20-%20CJS%20Advert%202009%20%2
82%29.doc
Please circulate to anyone that you think may be interested in
Here is the twenty ninth of our Sussex Lichen Recording Group
newsletters
Sussex Field Meetings
The weather for the meeting at Stanmer Park (two old orchards) was warm
and fine. We were investigating the old orchard trees and amazingly did
not get distracted from our mission. The trees
Powdermill Trust open events for National Moth Night
19th -20th September
East Sussex-based nature conservation charity Powdermill Trust is holding two
special open sessions to observe wonderful, yet rarely seen migrating moths at
its Powdermill Wood Nature Reserve, near Battle on 19th and
The Kent Wildlife Conference 2009
Improving Connectivity across our landscape: linking habitats and populations
Saturday, 17 October 2009, 10:00am - 4:00pm
The Old Sessions Lecture Theatre
Canterbury Christ Church University College, Kent
Supported by Kent and Medway Biological Records
Dear Jonathan
Sussex Wildlife Trust is talking to the Agents regarding this land. As
it is going on the open market it is unlikely that we can do a big HLF
bid and thus go for the whole lot, but are interested in parts of it.
Best wishes
Henri
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From:
http://www.nhbs.com/grasses_of_the_british_isles_tefno_151467.htmltab_tag=album
Grasses of the British Isles
Series: BSBI HANDBOOKS 13 http://www.nhbs.com/bsbi_handbooks_tefno_2757.html
Tom Cope and Alan Gray
612 pages, 220 full page illustrations.
Botanical Society of the
OPAL Grants Scheme 2010 is now open to applications
As part of OPAL, the Natural History Museum is running a dedicated programme of
support for natural history societies and recording schemes. This includes the
OPAL Grants Scheme, which is offering three rounds of funding. The second
Exciting Biodiversity Projects afoot in Sussex.read on...
The Sussex Biodiversity Partnership Spring newsletter is now available
to download from the website
http://www.biodiversitysussex.org/publications/
Take a look for exciting news about chalk streams in Sussex, as well as
information
http://development.ai-digital.com/sussexwildlifetrust/mar10-enews/egghe
ads.html
http://development.ai-digital.com/sussexwildlifetrust/mar10-enews/egghe
ads.html
http://development.ai-digital.com/sussexwildlifetrust/mar10-enews/egghe
ads.html Sussex Wildlife Trust brain boxes take on the might
http://www.guardian.co.uk/environment/2010/apr/20/alcathoes-bat-new-spec
ies-britain
Sussex Wildlife Trust is a company limited by guarantee under the Companies
Act. Registered in England, Company No. 698851. Registered Charity No.
207005. VAT Registration No. 191 305969. Registered
Please follow this link for the latest West Weald Landscape Project
Newsletter
http://www.westweald.org.uk/docs/WWLP%20Newsletter_Spring%202010.pdf
Best wishes
Henri
Sussex Wildlife Trust is a company limited by guarantee under the Companies
Act. Registered in England, Company No. 698851.
Dear Adastrans,
This is a message from Bryony Webb from the Steyning Downland Scheme:
The Steyning Downland Scheme (SDS) exists to engage local people, and
young people in particular, in enhancing their local landscape for the
benefit of the community, the land and its wildlife. A team of
Author Tony Whitbread
It sounds so popular.
The burdens of red tape must be challenged!
In moments of paranoia we all like to imagine the armies of pen pushers
who like nothing better than to stop ordinary people from getting on
with their everyday lives. No doubt there are dozens of
The Greenest Government Ever?
Posted on May 16, 2011
http://www.sussexwt.org.uk/blog/2011/05/the-greenest-government-ever/
by Sussex Wildlife Trust http://www.sussexwt.org.uk/blog/author/admin/
Author Tony Whitbread
When it came to power the incoming Coalition government made the pledge
The South Downs National Park has £400,000 of funding in its Sustainable
Communities Grant. Perhaps you have a project that it is relevant to?
The grant panel meet every couple of months and the application process is
relatively simple.
It would be great to see lots of recording and
Time is now for new era of nature conservation
Posted on June 7, 2011
http://www.sussexwt.org.uk/blog/2011/06/time-is-now-for-new-era-of-natu
re-conservation/ by Sussex Wildlife Trust
http://www.sussexwt.org.uk/blog/author/admin/
Author Tony Whitbread
The publication of a Natural
A great blog by Neil Fletcher about flying ants.
http://www.sussexwt.org.uk/blog/2011/07/flying-ant-day/
Sussex Wildlife Trust is a company limited by guarantee under the Companies
Act. Registered in England, Company No. 698851. Registered Charity No.
207005. VAT Registration No. 191
A series of talks and field trips to discover dormice, reptiles and
amphibians in Crowborough.
Introductory talks and live animals Sunday 21st August 10:00 to 1:00 at
Jarvis Brook Memorial Hall, Crowborough Hill.
To reserve a place contact Pat Arnold 01982 611414
patandbobarn...@aol.com
Sorry everyone. It sounds really good but it has already happened! Doh!
From: Brocklebank, Henri
Sent: 19 September 2011 14:25
To: 'Adastra discussion group'
Cc: SWT Staff; SWT School Leaders; 'John Parry'
Subject: Interested in Bees and pollination?
Dear All,
Our SWT Landowner Advisor post has just been advertised - details at
http://www.sussexwt.org.uk/jobs/page00047.htm. Please pass this on to
anyone who might be interested.
Regards,
Petra
Petra Billings - Landscape Projects Officer
West Weald Landscape Project
Direct Line: 01273
The Ouse and Adur Rivers Trust (through a partnership with the Environment
Agency) are recruiting a project officer to help to deliver consultation and
river restoration project work in the Ouse and Adur, as part of the Water
Framework Directive pilot project. This is a years assignment with
We are contacting you because you are a past or present member of
Sussex Amphibian Reptile Group, or have expressed an interest in SARG,
whether it be to join in with volunteering tasks or surveys, or just to
subscribe to our Newtsletter.
You will have noticed by now that there has been
Dear all,
Tony Whitbread comments on George Osbourne's recent comments regarding
the natural environment:
http://www.sussexwt.org.uk/blog/2011/12/national-environmental-organisat
ions-incredulous-at-george-osborne%E2%80%99s-autumn-statement/
and
Short notice but maybe someone you or someone you know would love
this...
Volunteer amphibian research position in Montserrat!
In a nutshell, the job is radiotracking a frog species at night for
three months starting January 16th?? Sounds like a great
Dear All,
Please find below details regarding an upcoming Hoverfly Identification Course
which will be held at the Natural History Museum on the 4th and 5th February
2012. Please reply to Hannah Cornish (h.corn...@nhm.ac.uk), as soon as
possible, if you would like to reserve a place.
Thank you everyone for supporting Charles. The Adastra egroup is indeed
not a place for personal attack or the venting of spleens.
I hope normal service of the Adastra email group can now be resumed.
Henri Brocklebank
From: adastra-boun...@lists.sxbrc.org.uk
Hi Sarah,
Laura Brook should be able to tell you where your closest one is. Im
not sure if she is on this group so I have copied her in.
Henri
From: adastra-boun...@lists.sxbrc.org.uk
[mailto:adastra-boun...@lists.sxbrc.org.uk] On Behalf Of SARAH PATTON
A vacancy at the Hampshire Biodiversity Information Centre.
From: laser-lrc-manag...@googlegroups.com
[mailto:laser-lrc-manag...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Court, Nicky
Sent: 14 May 2012 15:08
To: alerc-direct...@googlegroups.com;
Un update on all sorts of biodiversity projects taking place across the
UK. There's certainly something for everyone in here!
Cheers
Henri
Dear Biodiversity News Subscribers,
The spring edition is now available here:
http://jncc.defra.gov.uk/PDF/UKBAP_BiodiversityNews-57.pdf
FYI
From: Richard Watts [mailto:richardwa...@ieem.net]
Sent: 19 June 2012 13:35
To: Richard Watts
Subject: Notification of upcoming IEEM SE England section event - Brighton, 5
July
Dear Members and Applicants
Details of a newly arranged section event
Starting this week there is a Living Landscape Festival in Lewesso many
events. If you live in the area then get involved.
LIVING LANDSCAPE FESTIVAL
A week of events celebrating the wildlife and landscape of Lewes
Thursday 12th July
Radio 6-8 pm: The Natural History of Sussex: Lewes
From: Lucy Carter [mailto:lucy.car...@nhm.ac.uk]
Sent: 17 July 2012 15:15
To: Lucy Carter
Cc: David Urry
Subject: OPAL update - funding available for natural history groups
Dear Natural History Groups,
It's been a busy few months and I'm pleased to
Presumably you are back working today?
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From: adastra-boun...@lists.sxbrc.org.uk
[mailto:adastra-boun...@lists.sxbrc.org.uk] On Behalf Of Charles Roper
Sent: 15 August 2012 10:35
To: Adastra discussion group
Subject: [Adastra] The Life Scientific: Pat Wolseley on lichen
Sorry, Thought I was just emailing Charles!
-Original Message-
From: Brocklebank, Henri
Sent: 15 August 2012 10:47
To: 'Adastra discussion group'
Subject: RE: [Adastra] The Life Scientific: Pat Wolseley on lichen and
recording
Presumably you are back working today?
-Original
Still funding available for OPAL grants
From: OPAL news [mailto:n...@nhm.pmailuk.com]
Sent: 13 September 2012 15:19
To: Brocklebank, Henri
Subject: OPAL Nature Groups newsletter - Apply for an OPAL grant
Sent by: Natural History Museum
Reply to the
Dear Adastrans,
Do you know anyone who wants lots of flies?? All the beetle traps I've
put out this season have caught nothing but flies! Not a bloody beetle
in sight! Ginny mentioned that there might be individuals or groups out
there wanting to study bugs. If there are any you know of I can let
As I'm sure you will be aware, Ash dieback disease Chalara fraxinea has
now been reported as occurring in the wider environment at a Norfolk
Wildlife Trust nature reserve, Lower Wood, and a Woodland Trust reserve
in Suffolk. This is potentially devastating news for our ash trees and
woodlands
Dear Biodiversity News Subscribers,
The autumn edition is available here
http://jncc.defra.gov.uk/pdf/UKBAP_BiodiversityNews-59.pdf
http://jncc.defra.gov.uk/pdf/UKBAP_BiodiversityNews-59.pdf
Thank you very much to everyone who contributed articles and shared
their events. Hope you enjoy this
None other than our very own Penny Green and her husband Dave making
their TV debut on Springwatch at Prickly Nut wood in West Sussex. They
appear 35 minutes in. You can catch them on iplayer
Best wishes
Henri
Sussex Wildlife Trust is a company limited by guarantee under the Companies
I got it completely wrong everyone and it was actually countryfile!!
Sorry! Still available on iplayer though...and still 35 minutes in!
-Original Message-
From: adastra-boun...@lists.sxbrc.org.uk
[mailto:adastra-boun...@lists.sxbrc.org.uk] On Behalf Of
patr...@prassociates.co.uk
Sent:
Dear Adastrans,
Keith Alexander is looking for the best old beach stands on the South
Downs. Can anyone advise him? I have emailed Peter Hodge and Patrick
Roper directly regarding cosnardi, but if anyone else has any
information please let Keith know. His email is below.
Best wishes and
FYI,
All copies of previous 'Adastra's are available to download from the
SxBRC website.
http://sxbrc.org.uk/biodiversity/publications/
Best wishes
Henri
Sussex Wildlife Trust is a company limited by guarantee under the Companies
Act. Registered in England, Company No. 698851.
Dear Adastrans,
Charles has found this site with about as many biological recording
on-line resources as you could imagine...hope it is useful.
Best wishes
Henri
From: Team [mailto:team-boun...@sxbrc.org.uk] On Behalf Of Charles Roper
Sent: 14 March 2013
Dear all
The South Downs National Park contains several areas of rare lowland
heath which are valued by many for their beauty, biodiversity and the
opportunities they offer for walking, riding and cycling.
Later this year we will be submitting a bid to the Heritage Lottery
Fund, on
Dear All
I would greatly appreciate it if you would circulate this fantastic job
opportunity in the south east to your teams and external
contacts/networks.
Website link
http://www.rspb.org.uk/vacancies/details/353594-senior-conservation-offi
cer
Many thanks
Sam
Some funding for local recording groups is availablesee below.
Best wishes
Henri
From: Lucy Robinson [mailto:l.robin...@nhm.ac.uk]
Sent: 29 November 2013 12:45
To: Lucy Robinson
Subject: Updates for natural history groups - funding opportunity and more!
From the National Park
Dear all,
We are currently doing some work to develop a 'shared identity' for the
South Downs National Park. We are currently running workshop events and
a survey both with staff and external partners. I have been asked to
forward this to members of the landscape
SENT ON BEHALF OF TREVOR BEATTIE
I am delighted to send you a link to the Partnership Management Plan:
Shaping the Future of Your South Downs National Park
http://www.southdowns.gov.uk/about-us/management-plan . As you will
appreciate, the plan has been a joint venture from the start, and
A whole day of talks around the topic of Ecosystem Servcices, at the
University of Brighton. A few spaces are still available:
http://www.arunwesternstreams.org.uk/sites/default/files/images/ARC%20Ec
osystem%20Services%20Conference%20programme_0.pdf
Perhaps there are some Adastra members who may be interested in this post at
the Sussex Wildlife Trust?
Henri
We are currently looking to recruit an individual to join the Conservation
Policy team during Laura's imminent Maternity Leave.
The details of the role are:-
Job Title
Thursday 15th January - An Introduction to Bat Sound Analysis and Les
Bats dans mon garage' talk by David King.
At The Hassocks Hotel Pub (function room) Hassocks, West Sussex BN6 8HN.
Talk starts at 8pm
David King is the man behind Batbox Limited, responsible for making some
of the most
A Job opportunity at Kent Wildlife Trust
Dear all,
Below is a link to the new role with KWT leading on the Romney Marsh
landscape partnership HLF project. This is a demanding but very exciting
new role, please circulate to anyone you think may be
Please take a few minutes to write a letter...
Dear All,
At the end of January the government announced a public consultation on the
second round of Marine Conservation Zone designations.
Here in Sussex three zones have been short-listed:
Utopia
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