We are limited by the number of detectors, so if you are interested you need to be quick in expressing interest and reserving your 1-km square to survey. Once you have reserved a square, you will be able to reserve a detec.

As the East of England has such a rich and diverse natural environment, with many rare habitats and species, its protection is vital. This biodiversity is important as it benefits us all in so many ways. Quality environments allow the potential of a variety of ecosystem services to secure many environmental advantages. It can also bring economic dividends and social rewards by contributing to an enhanced quality of life. A focus for national and local biodiversity issues.

The open source wildlife recording toolkit. An online wildlife recording system. Easy and rapid data entry. An open source, community owned project. You can ask questions about Indicia at the Indicia forum. Or on the live Jabbr chat room. Take a quick look at Indicia with our Introductory videos. Indicia can be integrated into existing websites or used to build completely new ones. Yorkshire Wildlife Trust using Indicia for invasive non-native species mapping.

Places mentioned in the blog. The Whitlingham Bird Report 2017 can be viewed or downloaded here. You may also be interested in. On Monday night it was off to Whitlingham ski slope after work for the annual NBIS.

The Norfolk Barbastelle Study Group is a specialist group that studies the distribution of Barbastelle bats in Norfolk. The Barbastelle is a medium sized bat weighing 6-13 gms with a wingspan of 26-29 cms.

Community Biodiversity Projects In Norfolk. Non-native species - what you can do to help. Biodiversity Supplimentary Planning Guidance for Norfolk. 2018 Norfolk Community Biodiversity open for nominations. Bell heather by Norwich City Council. Chalk reef by Rob Spray.

All verified records will be included in the County database.