Conservation courses
Join us for an immersive journey into the heart of British wildlife conservation. As a dedicated conservation charity, we are passionate about protecting, conserving and rewilding native species across the UK.
Our courses are as diverse as the landscapes we work to protect. With offerings that change throughout the year, you might find yourself learning dormouse handling, identifying birdsong, wildlife interpretation, or harvest mouse ecology.
Whether you're a budding conservationist or simply curious about nature, our courses provide hands-on experiences and expert insights that inspire and empower.
Check back regularly to see our latest courses and become part of the mission to safeguard Britain's natural heritage. Together, we can make a difference!
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Harvest mouse ecology and survey
This course is for anyone wishing to participate in the National Harvest Mouse Survey. It will inform you about the key factors affecting the status and distribution of harvest mice in the South East.
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Introduction to amphibian ecology and surveying
An introduction to the identification and basic ecology of Kent’s frogs, toads and newts. Find out what makes a good amphibian pond as well as different survey techniques, finishing with a torchlight survey of a nearby amphibian population.
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Introduction to birdsong
Learn how to identify birds by their songs and calls. Find out how they make such a variety of sounds, what they mean, and some tips and tricks as to how to identify the birds by the sound.
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Wildlife interpretation - engaging visitors with conservation
This online course will look at best practice in producing interpretation about wildlife in a range of contexts. It will be of interest to anyone communicating with the public about wildlife and conservation.
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Owl pellet workshop
Discover the fascinating reason why owls produce pellets and learn how to collect them for study. In this hands-on course, you’ll practice dissecting owl pellets to uncover and identify skeletal remains of small mammals.
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Reptile ecology and surveying
A chance to get up close and personal to some of our most iconic and often misunderstood creatures. An introduction to native British reptiles covering identification, basic ecology and survey techniques.
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