Wildlife Spotting
An important aspect of Black to Green is to capture valuable information about wildlife populations and habitats across the Heart of the Forest. These records are then gathered together to inform conservation management, to help improve and sustain the area’s natural heritage. We want to involve as many people as possible in this process so are providing training in species identification and ecological survey skills. Anyone can take part in these opportunities, you do not need to have any prior experience in wildlife recording. And to effectively record species across the Heart of the Forest we have also teamed up with NatureSpot, an online recording facility which now has dedicated Heart of the Forest pages.
You will find information below about the current areas of wildlife activity that you can take part in.
- Citizen Science Each year the Black to Green team and volunteers are undertaking a range of unique wildlife recording schemes, all aimed… Read more
- NatureSpot NatureSpot is an online wildlife recording platform where you can submit your wildlife sightings for help with identification and recording… Read more
- Wildlife Recorders Newsletter This newsletter will keep you informed about the biological recording element of the Black to Green Project. Through this newsletter we… Read more
- Wildlife Recorders Group The Heart of the Forest Wildlife Recorders Group is a newly formed group of local nature enthusiasts that regularly meet… Read more