For ages 13+ - Introduction to Invertebrates with Brian Eversham
Join WTBCN Chief Executive Brian Eversham and learn about the ecology and behaviour of invertebrates and why they matter
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Grasshoppers and Bushcrickets with Brian Eversham
Learn how to identify grasshoppers and bushcrickets by sight and sound
An Introduction to Ants with Brian Eversham
Learn more about these fascinating invertebrates, including their biology and behaviour
The Ecology of Climate Change with Brian Eversham
Learn about what is happening to the climate and its impacts
BES2: Habitat Management and Monitoring with Brian Eversham
Learn about the underlying principles of habitat management and monitoring
Changing Wildlife, Changing Climate - new podcast episode with Brian Eversham
Chief Exec Brian Eversham rounds up the work of the Wildlife Trust BCN over the last year and highlights some of our biggest challenges for the future in the light of the climate crisis.
Nature Girls: Pond Dipping and Minibeasting Evening in the Nene Wetlands
Join The Wildlife Trust's Nature Girls for a walk followed by some pond dipping and minibeasting in the Nene Wetlands!
BES1: Species and Habitats (including habitat classification) with Brian Eversham
An introduction to basic ecology of species and populations
The life of a Wildlife Trust CEO: Brian Eversham answers questions from young people
Dom and Torrin, aged 15, recently joined Wildlife Trust BCN staff for a week of work experience, spending time on reserves, making a video to promote our Wildlife Gardening Award and learning…
DATE CHANGE: Microscopes: choosing and using for natural history with Brian Eversham
Learn about the different types of microscopes and gain hands on experience
Women in Conservation - past and present.
Our monthly podcast is back! And we're kicking it off with an episode to celebrate International Women's Day on 8 March
Harry's Hog Blog - Out of hibernation...
Our intrepid promoter Harry Hog is now officially out and about visiting Wildlife Trust nature reserves in our three counties. Read the first of his ‘Hog Blog’s about how our local wildlife is…