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Learn all about recording moths, including a look at some of the ways to attract moths, including the various traps and other more simple methods.
This event was timed to coincide with National Moth Night 2021 and is one of a series of events BIS are running to promote wildlife awareness thanks to funding form the Brecon Beacons National Park and CLIF Bar.
Moth Recording for Beginners BIS, Biodiversity Information Service

Burial Grounds as Biodiversity Hotspots BIS, Biodiversity Information Service
Burial grounds can be surprisingly rich in biodiversity, supporting a fantastic array of different species. Find out why and how.
Burial grounds can be surprisingly rich in biodiversity, supporting a fantastic array of different species ranging from tiny lichens to ancient yew trees. Find out about them on this talk from Caring for God's Acre during Love Your Burial ground week 5th to 13th June 2021.
A churchyard or burial site may be the most ancient enclosed piece of land in a parish, town or city. The grassland will have been relatively undisturbed, re-seeding naturally for hundreds if not thousands of years. It will also have been both mown for hay and grazed by animals during its time as a burial ground. A benefit of this continuity of management over a very long time is a rich diversity of grasses, flowers and animals.

Learn of the INNS or Invasive Non-Native Species that inhabit and grow in the Brecon Beacons National Park, the impact they have and what you can do help map & eradicate them.

The talk is at the start of INNS week, an annual event to raise awareness of invasive species and how everyone can help to prevent their spread.

This event is one of a series BIS are running to promote the wildlife that makes its home within the Brecon Beacons National Park (BBNP) and is thanks to funding from the Brecon Beacons National Park and CLIF bar. Although its focus is on the BBNP and promoting wildlife to individuals and communities within the Park the topics covered will be equally valid across Wales and the UK.
Tackling Invasives in the Brecon Beacons National Park BIS, Biodiversity Information Service

An introduction to bumblebees for beginners starting with the 'Big 8' commonly seen bumblebees. This is the first of the Skills for Bee Cymru training course we are running in partnership with the Bumblebee Conservation Trust to train new bumblebee recorders to be able to identify and submit records of bumblebees.
Skills for Bees Cymru Session 1: The 'Big 8' Bumblebees BIS, Biodiversity Information Service

Revisiting the Big 8 Bumblebees and a look at the Cuckoo Bumblebees, along with recording bees. This is the 2nd of the Skills for Bee Cymru training course we are running in partnership with the Bumblebee Conservation Trust to train new bumblebee recorders to be able to identify and submit records of bumblebees.
Skills for Bees Cymru Session 2 : The Cuckoo Bumble Bees BIS, Biodiversity Information Service

The Beginners Guide will cover the history of traps, what they are and how they work. The camera trap being used in the 'Watching Nature Recover' project (Browning Recon Force Advantage) will be covered in more detail along with the basics of setting up, where to locate your trap and what to do with the images and videos on your camera. This event is part of the 'Watching

Beginners Guide to Camera Traps BIS, Biodiversity Information Service

Bumblebees BIS, Biodiversity Information Service
A look at the Bumblebees on this talk aimed at the beginner. Learn all about BumbleBees, how to identify the 'Big 8' and other species and attract them into your garden.

BumbleBees are a lovely little group to get familiar with. Of the 24 species in Britain there is a 'Big 8' - the commonest species most likely to be seen. This informative talk will teach you how to identify the 'Big 8' with tips on ID'ing the other speices. We'll show you how to encourage BumbleBees and provide homes for them as you learn about their lifecycle along with some fascinating facts and stories. Take part in the Bumblebee Conservastion Trust BeeWalk survey.