Monitoring & Research
Monitoring & research is a vital part of modern-day conservation, helping to plan and steer habitat management and restoration work. It provides the science behind our conservation.
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My research
Throughout my internship, I am contributing to marine conservation by assisting with marine mammal research in Cardigan Bay, collecting data on marine mammals from land and boat-based surveys, and…
Stonechat Research at the Great Fen
Stonechats are becoming increasingly common in the Great Fen, arriving in autumn and staying until spring, but where do they come from? With climate change we hope they will become a regular breeding species. In the meantime, research into their moments within and beyond the Great Fen will allow us to see how wildlife is adapting to the restoration work we are carrying out.
Monitoring Project Sightings
Species: Butterflies & Dragonflies
Location: Summer Standing and Chapel land
131 butterflies of 8 species / 50 dragonflies of 9 species
Monitoring Project Sightings
Species: Moths
Location: All areas
372 moths of 42 species
Monitoring Project Sightings
Species: Butterflies & Dragonflies
Location: New Decoy Farm
158 butterflies of 10 species / 49 dragonflies of 4 species
Monitoring Project Sightings
Species: Birds
Location: Summer Standing and Chapel land
168 birds of 26 species
Monitoring Project Sightings
Species: Butterflies & Dragonflies
Location: New Decoy Farm
1,267 butterflies of 16 species / 104 dragonflies of 10 species
Monitoring Project Sightings
Species: Butterflies & dragonflies
Location: Corney's Farm
601 Butterflies of 10 species / 39 dragonfly of 7 species
Monitoring Project Sightings
Species: Butterflies & Dragonflies
Location: Old Decoy Farm
93 butterflies of 8 species / 188 dragonflies of 11 species
Monitoring Project Sightings
Species: Moths
Location: Corney's Farm
248 moths of 21 species
Monitoring Project Sightings
Species: Butterflies & dragonflies
Location: Woodwalton Fen
30 butterflies of 9 species / 283 dragonflies of 6 species