Beaver ecology and field signs
Old School Hall, Fordwich · 30 October 2026
Image: Old School HallA one-day workshop at Old School Hall in Fordwich on 30 October 2026, running from 9am to 4pm. It introduces European beavers in the UK and gives participants the chance to apply what they learn on an outdoor beaver survey. It suits adults and groups with an interest in wildlife and field surveying.
Highlights
- Classroom introduction to European beavers in the UK
- Practical outdoor beaver survey
- Booking recommended, standard fee £42.50 per person
Getting there
Old School Hall, CT2 0DG
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