
This one day beginner to intermediate level training course delivered by Ben Averis will equip delegates with the skills to be able to recognise which plant species are good indicators of various types of woodland, wetland, heath and aci...
This course is available on the CIEEM website.
This one day beginner to intermediate level training course delivered by Ben Averis will equip delegates with the skills to be able to recognise which plant species are good indicators of various types of woodland, wetland, heath and acid grassland.
The course will take place in the field, looking at different kinds of woodland, wetland, heath and grassland, noting important plant indicator species and discussing their identification and what they tell us about the habitat’s ecology, management, etc. Any questions will be welcome throughout the day.
Your Trainer
Ben Averis has 41 years of experience of professional botanical survey and monitoring work in a wide range of habitats in Britain for a wide range of clients including government agencies, conservation charities and ecological consultancies.
Land managers, local authority ecologists/planners, conservation officers, students, ecological consultants, environmental managers, wardens, rangers and anyone else with an interest in vegetation and habitats.
Beginner - Intermediate
No prior knowledge is required.
Refreshments will be provided throughout the day. Please bring your own packed lunch.
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