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Conservation courses Denmark Farm
January 31, 2019 / January 31, 2019 by Mara | Leave a Comment
Are you interested in learning more about wildlife in stunning locations or thinking of a change of career enhancing your own professional development in Field and Conservation Ecology? Did you know that Denmark Farm Conservation Centre is one of a handful of interesting venues, in […]
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August 3, 2017 by Aline Denton | Leave a Comment
…and other stories of wildlife recording. During the first 10 years at Denmark Farm, an intensive programme of wildlife surveys was carried out to monitor the restoration of the site from intensively managed grassland to a mosaic of wildlife-rich habitats. The vast amounts of records in filing cabinets and boxes bear testimony to the huge […]
September 15, 2015 by Aline Denton | Leave a Comment
Here at Denmark Farm we regularly host a number of ecology and conservation courses, led by tutors from the School of Education and Lifelong Learning at Aberystwyth University. Our 40 acre nature reserve provides an ideal study site, and the wildlife records from these courses are a valuable addition to our species monitoring programme. However, […]
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April 4, 2015 / April 4, 2015 by Jan Martin | Leave a Comment
Here in west Wales we are blessed with beautiful countryside – woodlands and streams, hills and valleys, meadows and lakes. And not a single one of them is entirely natural. Our whole landscape has been influenced by people. We have farmed it, harvested wood from it, built on it, planted things on it and generally […]
Biodiversity Conservation courses
September 22, 2014 / August 28, 2020 by Jan Martin | Leave a Comment
Anyone with land to manage would be well advised to start off with a basic survey of the habitats present. This can provide the foundations for management planning, monitoring schemes and more detailed survey work. In the UK we have a standard methodology for such surveys, known as Phase 1 Habitat Survey and here at Denmark Farm […]