Woodlands
Woodlands contain one of the most unique assemblage of species of British habitats, and an ability to recognise them is key to accurately assessing woodlands, as well as simply enjoying their natural wonders.
This course will run over about 30 of the key forbs, grasses, ferns, and bryophytes found in lowland deciduous woodland. It will include a pre-recorded tutorial interspersed with short self-tests. In addition there is a full test which can be revisited at any time on our website to help with revision.
There is also a ‘bespoke’ ticket option, for which we will set you up with the tutorial on any date of your choosing.
All proceeds from the course will go to supporting our endangered species conservation work.
Schedule
The tutorial lasts just under 3 and a half hours and will be available to attendees for a 24 hour period (from 5pm the night before).
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About the tutor
Dominic Price is a highly regarded botanical tutor and has been running courses for all levels of ecologists since 2007. He is director of The Species Recovery Trust and specialises in the conservation of endangered species. He is the author of A Field Guide to Grasses, Sedges and Rushes, and co-author of A Field Guide to Bryophytes and The Photographic Guide to Winter Trees and Shrubs.
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