Two Moors Pine Marten Project - the story so far
Wednesday 5th February 2025, 7.45-9.30 pm
Pine martens are back in Devon for the first time in more than a century. Find out how they are doing and what happens next. Seven male and eight female pine martens were released last autumn, and are now living wild in the woods of Dartmoor. Daniel Brown from the Two Moors Pine Marten Project will talk about the release and radio-tracking of the pine martens, and how they are settling into their new home.
The talk will start at 7.45pm, with refreshments beforehand
The Boniface Centre, Church Lane, Crediton, EX17 2AH
what3words: wished.wrenching.visit
To book please go to https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/two-moors-pine-marten-project-the-story-so-far-tickets-1120671371239?aff=oddtdtcreator
£2.50 for DMG members; £4.00 for non-members
Parking is next to the Boniface Centre, behind the church at Church Walk
Wednesday 5th February 2025, 7.45-9.30 pm
Pine martens are back in Devon for the first time in more than a century. Find out how they are doing and what happens next. Seven male and eight female pine martens were released last autumn, and are now living wild in the woods of Dartmoor. Daniel Brown from the Two Moors Pine Marten Project will talk about the release and radio-tracking of the pine martens, and how they are settling into their new home.
The talk will start at 7.45pm, with refreshments beforehand
The Boniface Centre, Church Lane, Crediton, EX17 2AH
what3words: wished.wrenching.visit
To book please go to https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/two-moors-pine-marten-project-the-story-so-far-tickets-1120671371239?aff=oddtdtcreator
£2.50 for DMG members; £4.00 for non-members
Parking is next to the Boniface Centre, behind the church at Church Walk
Devon Mammal Group AGM and talk Wednesday 30 October 2024, 7.30-9.30pm
The Otter: past, present and future by Paul Chanin
Otters have been persecuted, poisoned and protected; populations have declined and recovered. What next?
Dr Paul Chanin is an ecologist specialising in mammals, with a wealth of experience on otters, and author of two books on otters, including the Otters volume in the popular Whittet series. Paul will give an historical overview of how otter populations declined and then recovered, bringing us up to the present when, once more, water quality is a significant issue. He will also cover the latest research on otter genetics.
The Boniface Centre, Church Lane, Crediton, EX17 2AH or online
what3words: wished.wrenching.visit
To book please go to http://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/agm-and-talk-the-otter-among-us-past-present-and-future-by-paul-chanin-tickets-1036798380867
£2.50 for DMG members; £4.00 for non-members
Refreshments and raffle
Committee Members
Want to help local wildlife, enjoy meeting people and are passionate about helping others learn more about Devon's mammals? We have just the role for you!
Devon Mammal Groups Committee is a volunteer-run group and were looking for new committee members to work with us to run events and activities. If you have the time and enthusiasm to help we would love to chat with you. Contact us at contact@devonmammalgroup.org.
The Otter: past, present and future by Paul Chanin
Otters have been persecuted, poisoned and protected; populations have declined and recovered. What next?
Dr Paul Chanin is an ecologist specialising in mammals, with a wealth of experience on otters, and author of two books on otters, including the Otters volume in the popular Whittet series. Paul will give an historical overview of how otter populations declined and then recovered, bringing us up to the present when, once more, water quality is a significant issue. He will also cover the latest research on otter genetics.
The Boniface Centre, Church Lane, Crediton, EX17 2AH or online
what3words: wished.wrenching.visit
To book please go to http://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/agm-and-talk-the-otter-among-us-past-present-and-future-by-paul-chanin-tickets-1036798380867
£2.50 for DMG members; £4.00 for non-members
Refreshments and raffle
Committee Members
Want to help local wildlife, enjoy meeting people and are passionate about helping others learn more about Devon's mammals? We have just the role for you!
Devon Mammal Groups Committee is a volunteer-run group and were looking for new committee members to work with us to run events and activities. If you have the time and enthusiasm to help we would love to chat with you. Contact us at contact@devonmammalgroup.org.
Reg charity number 1110056