Lotty has been invited to give a talk on her research on bats in churches at the CIEEM Midlands Section Conference on Ecology and the Historic Environment: Conflicts and Consensus on 12th October at Calke Abbey, Derbyshire. Hope to see some of you there!
New date set for our Introduction to Radio-tracking training course! 20th October 2016. More information available here.
The East of England Bat Conference takes place on the 16th April at UEA. The programme includes WFE’s Lotty Packman talking about her work on bats in churches.
More information is available on the BCT website.
Congratulations to Susie Dickinson on obtaining her Level 2 Bat Class Licence.
We now have 5 licensed bat workers on the Wild Frontier Ecology team. Susie is looking forward to getting stuck in to bat inspections this spring.
Congratulations to Lotty, the first member of Wild Frontier Ecology to become a Chartered Ecologist!
CIEEM have recently established the Register of Chartered Ecologists which “recognises the effective application of knowledge and understanding of the science of ecology by professionals committed to the highest standards of practice.” We hope that other members of our staff will also become Chartered Ecologists in the future.
On 24th March 2016 Wild Frontier Ecology will be offering a one-day intensive training course: ‘Introduction to Radio-tracking’. Places are still available. For more information see the Training Courses page.
Wild Frontier Ecology are delighted to have been selected as one of Archant’s 2015 Green 100, published by the East Anglian Daily Times & Eastern Daily Press.
Green 100 celebrates the efforts being made by 100 Suffolk and Norfolk businesses who are actively leading the way in sustainable and environmental business practice and sharing these practices with others. Rob and John will be representing WFE at the Green 100 conference and lunch in Lowestoft on 16th October.
This October Wild Frontier Ecology will be offering a one-day intensive training course: Introduction to Radio-tracking. For more information see the Training Courses page.
Congratulations to our director and principal ecologist Robert Yaxley on obtaining his bat licence. Wild Frontier Ecology now have four Natural England licensed bat surveyors on the team.
Wild Frontier Ecology would like to wish the best of luck to the intrepid Dovestep team! Their epic fundraising journey starts this weekend. More here: dovestep2.wordpress.com
