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Join us for a campus “Wildlife Wander” - a slow-paced hour discovering wildlife around the University campus. Each month we’ll visit different areas depending on where we think there are interesting things to see. Some of us are birdwatchers, some of us are pretty good at bees and butterflies or learning flower identification. We’re all...
Are you batty about bats and ready to explore their nocturnal world as well as helping us to better understand the campus populations? Working with the West Yorkshire Bat Group, we are planning our first campus walkover survey. The walks will be led by our leaders, so no prior experience is needed. Together, we hope...
Join Dr Robin Hayward, a forest ecologist from the School of Earth and Environment, for a tour of some of the most exciting and valued trees on campus. Along a 2km wheelchair accessible route, they will guide you to some of our biggest, most carbon rich, and most biodiverse trees, as well as exploring some...
Join us for a campus “Wildlife Wander” - a slow-paced hour discovering wildlife around the University campus. Each month we’ll visit different areas depending on where we think there are interesting things to see. Some of us are birdwatchers, some of us are pretty good at bees and butterflies or learning flower identification. We’re all...
Come along to one of our free biodiversity monitoring sessions to take a walk around campus, observe wildlife and record findings into a database. You don't need to have any experience, just a desire to learn more! Campus biodiversity recording started as a living lab project to map campus pollinators, but has now expanded to include...
Join us on Wednesday 13th March for a campus “Wildlife Wander” - a slow-paced hour discovering wildlife around the University campus. Each month we’ll visit different areas depending on where we think there are interesting things to see. Some of us are birdwatchers, some of us are pretty good at bees and butterflies or learning...
Come along to one of our free biodiversity monitoring sessions to take a walk around campus, observe wildlife and record findings into a database. You don't need to have any experience, just a desire to learn more! Campus biodiversity recording started as a living lab project to map campus pollinators, but has now expanded to include...
Join the Sustainability Service for a litter pick of the local area! The litter pick starts at 11am on Thursday 8th February, by the Wellington Statue on Woodhouse Moor (across from the business school). At around 12:30pm the litter pick will end at Hyde Park Book Club with some coffee and cake! This litter pick...
Come along to our first biodiversity monitoring session of the year to learn more about the biodiversity on campus and how it can be recorded for research purposes on iNaturalist. You don't need to have any experience, just a desire to learn more! Campus biodiversity recording started as a living lab project to map campus...
Join us on Wednesday 7th February for a campus “Wildlife Wander” - a slow-paced hour discovering wildlife around the University campus. Each month we’ll visit different areas depending on where we think there are interesting things to see. Some of us are birdwatchers, some of us are pretty good at bees and butterflies or learning...