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Managing Quarries for Migrant Birds - POSTPONED

July 8th, 2020 at (All day) until July 8th, 2020 at (All day)
Add to Calendar 2020-07-08 (All day) 2020-07-08 (All day) Europe/London Managing Quarries for Migrant Birds - POSTPONED This course has been postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic. Please note that NAM are still available for any restoration advice and guidance - www.afterminerals.com   Many of the iconic species of the UK summer – like turtle dove, cuckoo and nightingale – are long distance migrants, present in the UK for only a few months each year. They travel back from Africa each spring, and all have declined by over 50% in the past 25 years. Extraction sites can provide vital food, water and breeding sites for these birds - before, during and after quarrying has taken place. This Nature After Minerals (NAM) training course will help you to understand the ecology and key requirements of major migrant species, and will explain the steps that can be taken to provide attractive resources to these birds. After lunch, there will be a site visit to see different habitat options and, hopefully, some migrant birds in the field. Paxton Pits Holly Jopson [email protected] MM/DD/YYYY

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This course has been postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic. Please note that NAM are still available for any restoration advice and guidance - www.afterminerals.com

 

Many of the iconic species of the UK summer – like turtle dove, cuckoo and nightingale – are long distance migrants, present in the UK for only a few months each year. They travel back from Africa each spring, and all have declined by over 50% in the past 25 years. Extraction sites can provide vital food, water and breeding sites for these birds - before, during and after quarrying has taken place. This Nature After Minerals (NAM) training course will help you to understand the ecology and key requirements of major migrant species, and will explain the steps that can be taken to provide attractive resources to these birds. After lunch, there will be a site visit to see different habitat options and, hopefully, some migrant birds in the field.

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Paxton Pits
Cambridgeshire

Event Organiser

Holly Jopson
RSPB

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