Conservation and Monitoring of British Amphibians and Reptiles (Natural History Live)

Conservation and Monitoring of British Amphibians and Reptiles
Natural History Live by r John W. Wilkinson

In this talk we’ll look at the species found in Britain, the problems they’re facing and which ones are most in need of conservation… What’s being done? How can citizen scientists get involved in monitoring?

John is a conservation ecologist who has been working with amphibians and reptiles for over 25 years. He manages Regional, Science and Training Programmes for the Amphibian and Reptile Conservation Trust (ARC) and has a particular fascination for toads!

Useful links:
-If already carrying out monitoring – we can incorporate it!
Contact: [email protected] to find out more
-Complete the ARC volunteer registration form and sign up for the newsletter! www.arc-trust.org/forms/arc-volunteer-registration-form
-Want more info on ARC's campaigns? See www.arc-trust.org/Pages/Category/projects-campaigns
-https://www.gardenwildlifehealth.org/

Social Media
Facebook:   / arctrust  
Twitter: @ARK_Bytes
Instagram: arc.trust.official
-Youtube:    / arctrust  
-Linkedin: Amphibian and Reptile Conservation

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