Just a reminder (if you haven't put it in your diary yet) that FoCM's next
event is a Butterfly walk with local butterfly expert, Peter Hardy.
Date: 5th August 2012
Time: 10:30 am - 1:30 pm
Meet: Ivy Green car park on Brookburn Road, Chorlton
(opposite Bowling Green pub)
Another upcoming event is part of the Greater Manchester Local
Record Centre's 'From Grey to Green' project:
Last year the Greater Manchester Local Records Centre (GMLRC), which is
attached to the Greater Manchester Ecology Unit (GMEU), submitted a bid to the
National Heritage Lottery Fund - and the bid was successful. The resulting
project, which will run for three years, is called 'From Grey to Green' and its
aim is to encourage the people of Greater Manchester to appreciate and
record the wildlife around them. I think that this is a very exciting
development and that FoCM should be involved as much as possible.
The next 'Grey to Green' event is entitled 'Summer in
Manchester' and will be led by Steve Atkins of GMLRC
Date: Saturday 18th August
Time: 10:30 am to 1:30 pm
Meet: Mersey Valley Visitors' Centre, Rifle Road,
Sale.
Further events in this series will be entitled: 'Autumn in
Manchester' and 'Winter in Manchester' and I will send
out details in due course.
GMLRC will also be running a course entitled 'An Introduction to
Wildlife Recording' at Manchester Museum on Oxford Road. There will be
six sessions on the following dates: 8th Nov, 22nd Nov, 6th Dec, 10th Jan, 24th
Jan, 7th Feb. All will be evening sessions from 6 pm to 8 pm. This course will
be free - but you will need to book through Steve Atkins: stephen.atkins@tameside.gov.uk
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