Join us at the University of Hertfordshire for the third Panshanger Park biodiversity conference to listen to a series of talks by experts.
The conference aims to bring together everyone who is interested in, or involved with, species monitoring in Panshanger Park.
It will give an update on some of the wildlife recording that takes place and how this is helping the Tarmac/Herts and Middlesex Wildlife Trust partnership look after the park.
There will also be opportunities to speak with others who are working to monitor and help protect the wildlife of the park.
| 19.00 | Introduction from Tarmac and Panshanger Park People and Wildlife Officer |
| 19.20 | Riverfly monitoring – an indicator of the health of the River Mimram Robin Cole |
| 19.40 | An update on biodiversity monitoring Ian Carle, Hertfordshire Environmental Records Centre Manager |
| 19.55 | BREAK |
| 20.25 | Recreational impacts on biodiversity Dr Ronni Edmonds-Brown, University of Hertfordshire |
| 20.45 | The status of water voles in Panshanger Park and the Mimram Valley Martin Ketcher, HMWT Water Vole Conservation and Non-native Invasive Species Officer |
| 21.00 | Ecology and ethology of the European minnow HMWT Hertfordshire Living Rivers Officer |
| 21.20 | Summing up |
| 21.30 | END |
The Biodiversity Conference is free to attend but booking is essential due to
limited spaces.
Book your free tickets here:
http://www.hertswildlifetrust.org.uk/events/2018/03/27/panshanger-park-biodiversity-conference-2018?instance=0
Date: Tuesday 27 March
Time: 7pm – 9:30pm
Location: Bayfordbury Science Learning Centre, University of Hertfordshire, Lower Hatfield Road, Bayfordbury, SG13 8LD
