Are you interested in learning about wildlife recording?
NBRC, in partnership with the Rockingham Forest Vision and the National Lottery Heritage fund, will be hosting a Free series of guided walks on Saturday 17th June in Hazel and Thoroughsale Wood, Corby with the help of county recorders and the Northamptonshire Natural History Society.
During these guided walks you will get an introduction to recording and identifying species. The county recorders will cover a range of species including Plants, Fungi, Birds and Insects
We will also be providing hands on sessions to show how you can use Photography for recording as well as introductions to microscopy to identify microorganisms.
During these guided walks you will get an introduction to recording and identifying species. The county recorders will cover a range of species including Plants, Fungi, Birds and Insects
We will also be providing hands on sessions to show how you can use Photography for recording as well as introductions to microscopy to identify microorganisms.
Date:
June 17th 2023
Time:
10:00-12:00- Guided Walk with County Recorders
1:00-2:30- Using Photography for Wildlife Recording
2:30- 4:00- Guided walk with County Recorders
Cost: None
Location: Next to Corby Boating Lake, Cottingham Road, Corby, NN17 2UN
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Additional booking information
Spaces are limited for guided walks so booking in advance is advised. To book please email with group size and which guided walk you would like to attend to book a place
Contact: nbrc@northantsbrc.org.uk
01604 400448
Mobility
The paths at Hazel and Thoroughsale Wood can be narrow and muddy. Unsuitable for wheelchair access
What to bring
Pen/ Pencil and notebook
Camera or phone (Essential for photography workshop)
Please come prepared for mud and weather! Long sleeves and long trousers are advised, to avoid bites and stings, and sturdy shoes you don't mind getting muddy.
Parking information
The nearest car parking facilities are at the Corby Boating Lake, NN17 2UN
