2018

Cumbria Recorders’ Conference 2018

Tullie House Museum, Saturday 10th November, 10am – 4pm.

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Topics include:

• Rural and wildlife crime
• Moth recording without a trap
• Slow-worm Project Update
• Recording Geological Sites
• LOST – Looking out for Small Things
• Fellfoot Foward

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2017

Recorders joined our Annual Conference to hear talks that included:
National Biodiversity Network Changes and the impact on the future of CBDC
Earthworms
Slow worms
House mouse project
Stories from the Wildlife Register
CBDC Recording Day highlights

2016

89 recorders joined our Annual conference to hear about:
• Hydroscape – a study of British Freshwaters – Dr Alan Law
• UK Dung Beetle Mapping Project – Ceri Watkins
Local recording updates included:
• Cumbria Fungi Group – Paul Nichol
• Swifts in the Community – Bryan Yorke
• Bats in Trees – Rich Flight
• Mapping Cumbria’s Dragonflies – David Clarke
• Netted Carpet Moth –John Hooson
• Ecosystem Canaries – Peter Woodhead
• Trail Cameras and Recording Technology – John Martin

2015

Topics included:

• Launch of the Cumbria Bird Atlas – Stephen Westerberg, Cumbria Bird Club
• Movements of Wintering Gees and Swans on the Solway – Frank Mawby
• Finding and Monitoring Dormice in Cumbria – Tony Marshall
• Lost and Found Fungi Project – Brian Douglas, Royal Botanical Gardens, Kew
• Alien vs Predator – the Harlequin ladybird in Britain, Richard Comont
• Cumbria Geoconservation Group and the Local Geological Sites

2014

Presentations included:

• What would Darwin Tweet? – Richard Burkmar
• Polecats and Pine Martins – Elizabeth Croose, Vincent Wildlife Trust
• CBDC Habitat Connectivity Projects – Moustafa Eweda
• Recording Cumbria’s bats – Rich Flight
• Lichens of Cumbria – Allan Pentecost
• What’s at Witherslack – Jim Thomas