Two sessions of four workshops – Working with Professor Genoveva Esteban (Bournemouth University), using microscopes as she explores the beginnings of life and biodiversity on our planet – Working with Will Beaumont (The Game and Wildlife Conservation Trust), as he studies the salmon and trout migration – Working with Professor Adrian Newton (Bournemouth University) and David Rogers (electricbackroom STUDIO), listening to underwater sounds using hydrophones – Working with Sam Lloyd (Dorset Wildlife Trust and RSPB), identifying birds and their call sounds. Cape Farewell Director David Buckland and eco-poet Helen Moore will also accompanying the groups.
Further details: https://electricbackroom.wordpress.com/2022/03/12/dorchester-science-festival-2022/
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