Webinars

This isn’t the most interesting of blog posts, but I just wanted to highlight how useful I’ve found webinars this last year, and while the below list will be of most use to myself, it might be of interest to others too. Like many people over the covid-19 lockdowns, I’ve attended lots of online webinars, most of which were free and quite a few have been uploaded to platforms such as YouTube. Where these uploads exist in a publicly accessible form I have linked to these videos . It’s worth noting that there are many webinars I did not attend, and many organisations, like the Field Studies Council, have a great deal of other webinars uploaded to YouTube that look fantastic – well worth a look through them. Webinars have been a good way to learn new things, ask experts questions and ‘meet’ new people, and although computer overload really is a thing right now, without these events I don’t know how I would have coped with being stuck indoors all the time, especially over the winter months.

I’ll try to keep this list up-to-date, and I’ve also listed events that I am booked in to attend in the future, so if you see any that interest you do Google for tickets!

DateTitleOrganiser
14 March 2020BTS Lectures (in person)British Tarantula Society
04 June 2020Bringing the Barberry Carpet Back from the BrinkField Studies Council
18 June 2020Introduction to Identifying Ladybird LarvaeField Studies Council
24 June 2020On the Hunt for the Rugged Oil Beetle in the Gloucestershire CotswoldsField Studies Council
25 June 2020Get inVOLEd – A Community Working to Bring Back Water VolesField Studies Council
01 July 2020Dozy Dormice in DeclineField Studies Council
09 July 2020Introduction to Identifying LadybirdsField Studies Council
03 Aug 2020The Blue Ground Beetle-The real beast of DartmoorDartmoor Connections
10 Sep 2020Chats about Bats: Marvellous Moths  Devon Wildlife Trust
21 Sep 2020Introduction to Carrion BeetlesNatural History Live
30 Sep 2020Introduction to Identifying Fungi  Natural History Live
10 Oct 2020Conserving the Grey Long-eared Bat  Natural History Live
22 Oct 2020Free Online Talk: Light Pollution and BiodiversityClifton Climate Action
16 Nov 2020Re-Wilding and Species Re-Introductions – Peter CooperUWE WES
17 Nov 2020A Diary of a Wildlife Photographer – Jack PerksUWE WES
24 Nov 2020Surveying for Marine Mammals – Vanessa LloydUWE WES
8 Dec 2020Dormouse Ecology – Sarah DaleUWE WES
16 Dec 2020Woodland bat ringing studies – Dr Dani LintonAvon & Wiltshire Bat Groups
13 Jan 2021The Wonder of Bats with Shirley ThompsonBat Conservation Trust
27 Jan 2021Heart of the Forest – In search of the Heart MothButterfly Conservation
02 Feb 2021Micro-moth field signsTanyptera Trust
09 Feb 2021Citizen Science and Conservation: what does it add, who is taking part and who are we failing to reach?Zoological Society of London
10 Feb 2021Scottish birds and wildlife talkBristol Naturalists’ Society
12 Feb 2021Identification of Stonefly Larvae – Craig MacadamBuglife
16 Feb 2021Learn to Sketch owlsHerts and Middlesex Wildlife Trust
16 Feb 2021Impacts of temporary habitat fragmentation on bats: designing effective mitigation strategies to maintain landscape connectivityJack Hooker/Bat conservation research lab
17 Feb 2021Introduction to Spider identification with Chris Cathrine
Part 1
Part 2
Buglife
18 Feb 2021Introduction to Beetles with Ashleigh WhiffinBuglife
18 Feb 2021The Red List for bats in EnglandAvon & Wiltshire Bat Groups
23 Feb 2021How light pollution affects moths (NYM Dark Skies Festival)NYM Dark Skies Festival
24 Feb 2021Moth Trap Intruders: Beetles attracted to light -Dan AsawField Studies Council
03 March 2021Rockingham Forest Chequered Skipper Research Update with Jamie WildmanBack from the Brink
04 & 05 March 2021Student Futures & Research ConferenceBritish Ecological Society and Linnean Society
14 MarchBritish Tarantula Society Online LecturesBritish Tarantula Society
18 March 2021Urban Foxes by Dawn ScottLondon Natural History Society
19 March 2021Mining beesTanyptera Trust
24 March 2021Introduction to the Wood White ButterflyButterfly Conservation
01 April 2021Bats in Churches by Claire BoothbyLondon Natural History Society
24 April 2021Reptile Surveys – John BakerBack from the Brink
08 May 2021Illustrating the Chequered Skipper with Virtual Workshop Lizzie HarperBack from the Brink
28 May 2021Species & ecological processes; taxonomy & traits in the workings of natureBritish Ecological Society – Aquatic Ecology Group
28 June 2021The species we lost – natural history of the UK Jun 28Conservation Chat UK
   

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I'm a mature student studying Wildlife Ecology and Conservation Science BSc (Hons) at the University of the West of England.

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