The BioBlitz Media Team are here at the Three Brooks Nature Reserve in Bradley Stoke for the Bristol BioBlitz 2014 to report back on all the action as it happens! We’ll be photographing plants, filming anything that flies and blogging about mini-beasts! So stay tuned as we tally the species throughout the day.
The Three Brooks Local Nature Reserve is a tranquil area in the middle of the bustling community of Bradley Stoke. The reserve has a rich mix of habitats and provides food and shelter to a wide range of animals, including reed buntings, skylarks, great crested newts and slow worms.
Schools day is underway with children from schools in the local area already out exploring the site and making the first discoveries!
Then from 4 pm today BioBlitz will be open to the public and we will have 24 hours to find and record as many different types of plants, animals and fungi as we can find. Everything we find will be logged and will contribute real scientific data to local wildlife monitoring – so every record you collect makes a real difference! So come on down to join in the fun and release your inner wildlife detective!
You can find out more, including directions on how to get here and the different activities you can take part in, by using the links below:
http://www.bnhc.org.uk/festival-of-nature/three-brooks-bioblitz/
http://www.bbc.co.uk/thingstodo/activity/festival-of-nature-three-brooks-bioblitz/occurrence/405060
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