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Members are advised to contact leaders or Wendy Atkinson for further information, and the possibility of car sharing. Please wear suitable footwear, waterproof clothing and bring a packed lunch.
Leader - John Crowder
Meet at car park off Telegraph Road (SJ2462884584). Nearest post code CH61 0HJ. Heathland plants.
From shrews to seals, using skins and skulls, this workshop will provide an introduction to the identification of Britain’s wild mammal fauna.
For further information and booking please see our website http://www.liverpoolmuseums.org.uk/wml/events/natural-world-listings.aspx
The Natural World British Wildlife Identification workshops at World Museum focus on using natural science collections to connect with the environment and promote biological recording.
Members are advised to contact leaders or Wendy Atkinson for further information, and the possibility of car sharing. Please wear suitable footwear, waterproof clothing and bring a packed lunch.
Leader - Steve Cross
Meet at Eastham Country Park Visitor Centre
Autumn Fungus Foray.
Using microscopes, keys and museum specimens this workshop will provide an introduction to the biology and identification of this often over-looked group of insect predators.
For further information and booking please see our website http://www.liverpoolmuseums.org.uk/wml/events/natural-world-listings.aspx
Members are advised to contact leaders or Wendy Atkinson for further information, and the possibility of car sharing. Please wear suitable footwear, waterproof clothing and bring a packed lunch.
Leaders - Steve Cross and Dr Phil Smith
Meet at Ainsdale Discovery Centre, Ainsdale. PR8 2QB (SD297126). Wide range of dune and coastal plants in this floristically diverse and dynamic developing slack and dune ridge area.
An introduction to the inhabitants of our muddy shores. Join World Museum’s marine specialists to find out more about this captivating habitat.
For further information and booking please see our website http://www.liverpoolmuseums.org.uk/wml/events/natural-world-listings.aspx
The Natural World British Wildlife Identification workshops at World Museum focus on using natural science collections to connect with the environment and promote biological recording.
What causes the strange growth forms on plants that we call galls? Join Steve Cross, President of the Liverpool Botanical Society, for a look at these fascinating growths under the microscope.
For further information and booking please see our website http://www.liverpoolmuseums.org.uk/wml/events/natural-world-listings.aspx
Members are advised to contact leaders or Wendy Atkinson for further information, and the possibility of car sharing. Please wear suitable footwear, waterproof clothing and bring a packed lunch.
Leader - Dave Earl
Meet at Hale car park (SJ4682782222) just off high street, Hale. Plants of hedgerows and coastal habitats.
Using the museum’s collections and also by dissecting owl pellets, this workshop will provide an introduction to the identification of the skulls of common British mammals.
For further information and booking please see our website http://www.liverpoolmuseums.org.uk/wml/events/natural-world-listings.aspx
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