Live Webinar on Wildlife: Exploring Past Ecosystems and Biodiversity
The Suffolk Wildlife Trust is set to host an engaging online event titled "The Evolution of Vegetation in Britain", scheduled to take place on the Zoom platform. The webinar, hosted by Adrian, a Suffolk Recorder for Hymenoptera and Hemiptera, will delve into the fascinating history of vegetation in Britain and how early man influenced its development.
Attendees are advised to book their places promptly to avoid disappointment. To do so, they should visit the website and press the orange 'Place Booking' button. It is essential to ensure that the email entered during the booking process is correct and matches the one to be used on the night. The confirmation details and Zoom access will be sent to the submitted email.
Adrian's passion for historical geography was sparked in 1987 while working for Hampshire County Council. His interest further developed during his work with Essex Wildlife Trust, where he honed his fascination with maps and place names. The webinar will cover the starting point for vegetation in Britain and will discuss changes in the countryside over the centuries, as well as clues to the past found in old maps, field patterns, and place names.
The webinar is part of a series of online events on various wildlife topics organised by the Suffolk Wildlife Trust. Future webinars have yet to be announced, but other courses of interest are available on the website. If you have more details about the event or the speaker, it might help in finding the relevant information. Otherwise, you might need to contact the Suffolk Wildlife Trust directly or check their official announcements for more details.
Please note that all places for the webinar are non-refundable. For issues with booking or follow-up emails, contact networks@our website. The webinar is scheduled to last approximately one and a half hours, including a presentation and a questions & answers session. Subtitles are available to ensure accessibility for all attendees.
Join us for an enlightening journey into Britain's vegetation history and discover how our ancestors shaped the landscape we know today. Book your place now to secure your spot!
During the Q&A session at the "The Evolution of Vegetation in Britain" webinar, you might ask Adrian about how environmental-science and lifestyle choices in home-and-garden management may have impacted the development of British vegetation over centuries. After the webinar, if you're interested in exploring more learning opportunities, consider visiting the Suffolk Wildlife Trust's website to book places for upcoming online events on various environmental-science topics.
