Local Geological Sites - Members Interactive Map
Demonstrates displaying "Local Geological Sites (LGSs)" on top of Google Map
Cumbria Biodiversity Data Centre
The Cumbria Biodiversity Data Centre at Tullie House Museum, Carlisle keeps wildlife information for the county of Cumbria. Tullie House Museum, in its role as a local natural history museum, has collected and disseminated records of wildlife in Cumbria since its inception in 1893. From the early 1990s the Museum has developed a computerised database of species and habitat records in Cumbria and has taken the central role in providing a local biodiversity data service for the county. This role was restyled as Cumbria Biodiversity Data Centre (CBDC) in 2010, a not-for-profit organisation hosted by Tullie House Museum and advised by local stakeholders.
CBDC will be speaking at Bothel Community Wildlife Group next Tuesday, 8th April, ahead of the Bioblitz in May. Come along to find out more about recording, what makes a good record, how records are used to inform decision making across the county and what tools are available to help you on your recording journey! Naturalist Polly Pullar will be the main speaker of the evening....
Looking forward to speaking @Tullie Lunchtime Talk today!
We'll be speaking about Cumbria Wild Watch at the next @Tullie Free Lunchtime Talk so come along to find out more! 1pm on 1st April
Book your free place: https://tullie.org.uk/events/cumbria-wild-watch-free-lunchtime-talk/
Book your free place: https://tullie.org.uk/events/cumbria-wild-watch-free-lunchtime-talk/
The countdown to Cumbria Wild Watch 2025 begins today!
In three months time, the largest community science survey in Cumbria will take place. You can get involved by recording all the wildlife you see between 26-29 June 2025. So mark this weekend on your calendars and watch out for more information of how to take part over the coming weeks.
In three months time, the largest community science survey in Cumbria will take place. You can get involved by recording all the wildlife you see between 26-29 June 2025. So mark this weekend on your calendars and watch out for more information of how to take part over the coming weeks.
It is officially spring and we are now looking forward to our recording days (and bioblitzes) this year. The programme is on our website and you can book a place/express an interest in attending these events - all are welcome to come along and practice your wildlife recording skills.
https://www.cbdc.org.uk/get-involved/recording-days/
More events will be added as they are confirmed.
https://www.cbdc.org.uk/get-involved/recording-days/
More events will be added as they are confirmed.
