In this first species audit, we will be joined by the Royal Horticultural Society, the UK’s leading gardening charity, known for promoting biodiversity and sustainability through major events they run such as the Chelsea Flower Show and their public gardens, including RHS Wisley. Their involvement is a great chance for us to learn from experts in horticulture and conservation!
We will gather valuable data to understand biodiversity trends and identify areas for improvement. Using this information, we will collaboratively develop a Biodiversity Action Plan, proposing initiatives to create healthier ecosystems and greener spaces on campus.
No experience needed - just enthusiasm and a love for the environment! Whether you're interested in conservation and sustainability or simply want to get involved in a meaningful project, this is your chance to make a difference.
