Merseyside BioBank guide to using a hand-held GPS
Gig Hardy of Merseyside BioBank explains how to use hand-held GPS to get OS grid references for biological records.
Gig Hardy of Merseyside BioBank explains how to use hand-held GPS to get OS grid references for biological records.
Gig Hardy of Merseyside BioBank demystifies the use of scientific names for animals and plants.
Gig Hardy of Merseyside BioBank talks to Tom Ferguson - a local fungi enthusiast for Merseyside - about identifying these amazing organisms.
In this video, Helen Greaves and Richard Burkmar show you how to complete one of the most important details of any biological record - the grid reference.
Helen Greaves & Clare North walk you through the the four steps - Who? What? Where? When? - that you will need to complete a biological record.
Helen Greaves of BioBank talks to Tony Parker - the local mammal recorder for Merseyside - about how to observe mammals safely using live capture mammal traps.
Gig Hardy of Merseyside BioBank explains how to carry out a simple risk assessment for working out of doors.
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