KOS Free Winter Online - ZOOM - Talk February 19th by KOS Member - Barry Wright

 'The Jewel Along the Thames - Swanscombe Marshes'

 KOS Free Winter Online Talk  

This Wednesday - January 15th 7.30pm by KOS Member - Simon Ginnaw 

 "Elmley Conservation and the Curlew Recovery Project

 Just 40 miles from London, at Elmley on the Isle of Sheppey, sits the highest density of ground nesting waders in the UK away from the Scottish islands.

KOS member Simon Ginnaw, Warden and Lead Guide, will explain about the Reserve, its conservation story and objectives, and how the pro-active ground -breaking Curlew Project is proceeding.

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KOS is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting.

Topic: KOS Winter Talk - Elmley Conservation and the Curlew Recovery Project

Time: Jan 15, 2025 07:30 PM London

Join Zoom Meeting

Click link below to join meeting:-

 

https://zoom.us/j/99455968972?pwd=nuAqmQQ0QauCbDH53tsLbTDHfDwahB.1

 

Meeting ID: 994 5596 8972

Passcode: 155047

Talks last approximately 40 minutes with time then for questions and discussion from participants.  We look forward to seeing you 'online' on the January 15th.  

New - KOS Winter Talks

There will be a programme of talks beginning on Wednesday December 18th with

Nicole Khan - KOS Member -' Surveying the Turtle Dove Population in Kent' 

 [Other talks in the year will take place on January 15th - Simon Ginnaw on the Curlew introduction programme at Elmley; February 19th - Barry Wright will talk about Swanscombe Marshes  and on March 19th Conor Jameson will talk about Goshawks.  More details closer to the dates of each talk will be sent to all members]

Bird migration in a changing world

A recording of the talk given by Prof Jenny Gill on the 14th Feb 2023 is available to those who missed it and would like to view it. Please drop an email to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

 

 

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