48:51

Making Space for Great Crested Newts: the District Level Licensing Scheme

52:20

Cemetery Wildlife Watch: Biological recording in cemeteries

53:46

In Between the Cracks: Getting to know our wild urban plants

03:33

Beetle Morphology

51:23

Dolphin and Porpoise Acoustic Monitoring: Discovering Trends in Cetacean Populations

00:17

Freshwater Leech Brooding its Young

00:25

A Leech Using its Posterior and Anterior Sucker for Locomotion

00:27

Online Courses with the Field Studies Council

02:25

Rosy's Experience of Discovering Earthworms - An Online Course From FSC BioLinks

29:21

Beginning with Butterflies

57:54

Beavers in Britain: Now and in the Future

58:28

Soldierflies and Allies: What Are They and How to Record Them

53:14

Can You Use Earthworms To Indicate Healthy Soil? Distribution & Sampling

01:01:25

Polling the Pollinators: Taking part in the UK Pollinator Monitoring Scheme

01:09:53

British Intertidal Marine Isopods

30:14

Monitoring Endangered Species of Beetle Using Pheromone Lures (Natural History Live)

54:43

The A to Z of Bee-flies

51:58

More Than Just Fish Food: The Ecosystem Services Provided by Aquatic Insects

57:53

Freshwater Fish Identification on the Riverbank

52:23

Seahorses In the UK: 20 Years of Research

55:15

Gardening for Wildlife – how to welcome Frogs, ‘Hogs and everything inbetween!

39:17

Protecting the health of Britain’s rarest wildlife: veterinary contributions in conservation.

17:30

The Urban Nature Project John Tweddle - Angela Marmont Centre for UK Biodiversity

13:47

Stag Beetles and Londoners; from postcard to Instagram, Mathew Frith (LWT)

07:15

London Recorders Day Q & A Session 1

10:43

Big City Butterflies Project: Steve Boulton

10:11

The Data Search Report Service: Eleni Foui (GiGL)

18:46

How species records transformed the campaign to save Warren Farm from developers: Katie Boyles

04:15

Keiron Derek Brown & Maria Roberts: London Natural History Society Updates

05:46

Ancient Woodland Inventory Update Project Frankie Moorman -Greenspace Information for Greater London

21:16

Selbourne Society - 60 Years of moth recording in a London wood. David Howdon - Selbourne Society

16:30

The DECIDE Project; recording nature where it matters: Michael Pocock - CEH

28:25

Workshop GiGL - A lead discussion on the journey of data from it’s collection to it’s many uses

33:27

Beavers in London Elliot Newton

59:04

Grasshoppers & Crickets

51:19

Save our Seabed by restoring, educating and reducing recreational pressure.

01:00:39

England’s Upland Hay Meadows

57:13

Knepp Wildland: Rewilding and Invertebrates - Penny Green

49:57

Wildlife Tracking

54:34

Our Iconic Seals – think seal!

46:58

How Scotland Protects the Largest Skate in Europe

51:07

The Tanyptera Project

01:06:01

Restoring Wilder Worlds: Rewilding & Species Reintroductions

01:11:56

Introduction to Habitat Management for Invertebrates

01:38:41

Assessing Invertebrate Assemblages: Using & Understanding Pantheon

54:40

Conservation and Monitoring of British Amphibians and Reptiles (Natural History Live)

01:05:15

Sampling Sites for Invertebrates

01:03:42

Bumblebees on the Mynd (Natural History Live)

47:46

Protected Invertebrate Species in the UK

01:03:47

A Primer on the IUCN Red List

51:55

Prickles & Paws: How You Can Help Hedgehogs

53:20

Whale Track: Learning from your Sightings

01:01:20

People and Beetles: From Beauty to Utility

01:03:57

A Shark’s Eye View: Using Tracking Technologies to Understand & Protect Basking Sharks

54:07

Seething Soils: The yellow meadow ant is the most important invertebrate in many grasslands

52:02

Data For Nature: Making biological records work for wildlife conservation

51:53

ORCA: Looking out for whales & dolphins

54:54

The Weird and Wonderful World of Wildflowers

53:29

Slimy, Sticky & Unloved: Slugs in Britain

36:58

Merseyside and Lancashire Red Squirrel Project