Date / Time
Start date:
Thu, 2016-10-06 19:15 - 21:00
Summary:
with Dr Joanna Bagniewska (School of Biological Sciences, University of Reading)
American mink are small, semi-aquatic animals that have proven to be remarkably adaptable in new habitats, leading to them a threat to native species diversity. What makes mink so successful – and how do we find out?
*This event is organised by the Berkshire Mammal Group. BBOWT accepts no responsibility or liability for loss or damage as a result of use or reliance upon the information provided.
Booking details
Booking required?:
No
Admission charge:
Yes
Admission details:
£4 for non-members
Audience:
Adults
Contact name:
Berkshire Mammal Group
Contact email:
berksmammals@gmail.com
Fully booked:
No
Cancelled:
No
BBC
Include in BBC:
No
Category:
Outdoors & Adventure
Project ID:
Get Inspired
Suitable for
Suitable for: Any age:
No
Suitable for: 0-4:
No
Suitable for: 5-6:
No
Suitable for: 7-10:
No
Suitable for: 11-13:
No
Suitable for: 14-15:
No
Suitable for: 16-17:
Yes
Suitable for: 18+:
Yes
Other details
Mobility:
People with limited mobility please contact organiser in advance
Wheelchair:
Wheelchair users please contact organiser in advance
Location
Trust:
Berkshire, Buckinghamshire and Oxfordshire Wildlife Trust
Address
Location:
Park United Reformed Church, Palmer Park Avenue, Wokingham Road,
County:
Berkshire
Postcode:
RG6 1DN
Town:
Reading