Chartley Moss is the largest example of a floating peat bog, or schwingmoor, in Britain. The sphagnum lawn supports important botanical communities adapted to grow in this hostile environment. These plants in turn support a large number of invertebrates. We are going in midsummer and may get to see some rare species of dragonflies, among […]
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We are very pleased that we are able to offer another guided walk through Brocton Coppice led by local entomologist Jon Webb. Suitable for chilrden of all ages – All welcome! Jon will be giving us hands-on advice on how to spot insects and amongst the habitats he’ll explore will be the spring blossom, mature […]
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Join us for an evening talk – all welcome! We are very pleased to host a talk by local entomologist Jon Webb. Jon works for Natural England, and for over a decade served as a national specialist focusing on beetles, wetlands and woodland. He’s now a Deputy Director in the Chief Scientist Directorate so he […]
Read more Chartley Moss is the largest example of a floating peat bog, or schwingmoor, in Britain. The sphagnum lawn supports important botanical communities adapted to grow in this hostile environment. These plants in turn support a large number of invertebrates. We are going in midsummer and may get to see some rare species of dragonflies, among […]
Read more Please join us and bring a friend or two. NOTE: the weather may be unpredictable and the terrain might be wet and uneven in places – so wear suitable footwear and clothing! This event is a Green Walk through the ancient trees of Brocton Coppice led by local entomologist Jon who specialises in insects and […]
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