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Eurosite and Latvian Fund for Nature present a webinar series on Wet Grasslands

Eurosite and Latvian Fund for Nature are pleased to present the first webinar of a three-part series on Wet Grasslands.  Titled 'Best practices in management of Wet Grasslands - Stories...

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16 January 2025
online,

Webinar: “Earthworms: Key players for farmland biodiversity”

LIFE Nardus & Limosa project partners invite you to join this webinar: 👉REGISTER HERE👈  17 December | 15:00 - 16:00 CET | Zoom Dr Jeroen Onrust of the Conservation Ecology...

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17 December 2024

Eurosite and ESA SEF jointly present webinar series on earth observation for nature conservation

Eurosite’s Remote Sensing Working Group is excited to present the third webinar of a three-part series on Earth observation (EO) and its role in nature conservation in partnership with the...

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09 December 2024
online,

Visitor Management & Visitor Centre Study Tour

Meeting, inspiring and discussing with other experts in nature and recreationRegister here As it turns out, Dutch and Flemish visitor centres approach visitor management very differently. Join us on this...

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13 November 2024
Oisterwijk, Netherlands,

Eurosite Annual Meeting 2024 – Durham, UK

👉 REGISTER HERE 👈  Join us from the 22 to 24 October to share in our collective experience and enjoy the cultural setting of Durham during our Eurosite Annual Meeting...

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22 October 2024
Durham, United Kingdom,

Webinar – Rewilding: what does it mean and how can research help to make it climate smart?

👉🏼REGISTER HERE👈🏼   Eurosite’s Management Planning Expert Group invites you to a webinar: Rewilding: what does it mean and how can research help to make it climate smart?   When:...

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15 October 2024
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