This is an online event, Register via zoom here
Date: Friday 31st July
Time: 3-4pm with a Q&A at the end
Join James Kendall from the Woodland Classroom who will be teaching us all about what we can forage at this time of year on the riverside. We’ll even learn a novel way of removing invasive species… eating them!
As it is coming up to the summer months, we will be looking at doing some invasive species management along the river banks throughout the catchment. This involves the identification and removal of plant species such as Himalayan Balsam that are not native to the UK, and identification of Giant Hogweed as it’s sap can be dangerous to our skin. The sap reduces the photosensitivity of our skin, making us more vulnerable to sever sunburns. It is important we learn about these different species for when we are out doing practical work.
We have arranged a training session around INNS which is being delivered by Yorkshire Wildlife Trust. Listed below are the details:
Location: Potteric Carr nature reserve in Doncaster (DN4 8DB)
When: Monday 22nd April from 1pm to 4pm
The session will cover:
It is free to attend and we will provide refreshments. We can also cover the cost of travel and will have expense forms available to fill out on the day. Simply ensure you keep hold of a travel receipt if it is public transport, or the mileage if it is by car.
If you’re interested in attending this training, please fill out this form and send it to [email protected]. Please submit your interest by Friday 19th April.
