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BWARS member Paddy Saunders has detailed an alarming 75% decline in Cornish sites for Eucera longicornis - longhorn bees. Read the report here: http://kernowecology.co.uk/eucera.html

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Martin Harvey leads this course introducing a range of pollinating insects, including the variety of different bees and hoverflies: how to find them, how to recognise them and what their role is in pollination. We’ll be able to explore the rich flower meadows and hedgerows of Forty Hall Farm.  A number of projects have been set up recently to help record and conserve pollinators, and you’ll be able to find out how to take part in these.


Venue: Forty Hall Farm, Forty Hill, Enfield EN2 9HA

Price: £35

Must be booked via Epping Forest FSC - for full… Read more

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Nick Owens' new book - The Bees of Norfolk will be published on 1 May 2017. More information can be downloaded here

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Flyer for Bees of Norfolk book by Nick Owens - due for publication 1 May 2017

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Steven Falk, author of the 2015 best-selling Field Guide to the Bees of Great Britain and Ireland, has teamed up with the Short-haired Bumblebee Project and Sussex Wildlife Trust to provide a 2 day course specifically aimed at learning about the complex art of solitary bee identification. This will include an introduction to the key differences between various bee genera, and identifying pinned specimens under a microscope using Steve's widely available and much-praised keys. The second day will involve exploring… Read more

Submitted by Stuart Roberts on ,

Steven Falk, author of the 2015 best-selling Field Guide to the Bees of Great Britain and Ireland, has teamed up with Kent Wildlife Trust to provide a 2 day course specifically aimed at learning about the complex art of bee identification. This will include an introduction to the key differences between various bee genera, and identifying pinned specimens under a microscope using Steve's widely available and much-praised keys. The second day will involve trips to a couple of fine sites to see wild bees and understand more of their… Read more

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