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NBIS collects, collates and supplies biodiversity data as the core role of the service - this continues the previous NBRC service. Norfolk is very fortunate to have an energetic and expert community of voluntary recorders and specialists known as the County Recorder Network who provide the majority of the records NBIS collects.
Fo further information on Recorders and recording see the following pages:
FROM SPRINGWATCH TO GLOW-WORM WATCH
JOIN IN NORFOLK WILDLIFE TRUST'S BIG BIODIVERSITY WATCH THIS SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
Norfolk Bats and Roadside Mammals Survey
NEWSLETTER:
NBIS Introductory Leaflet **New**
NBIS Factsheets **New**
EVENTS
5-6 June 2010 -Norfolk Wildlife Trust's Big Biodiversity Watch. @ NWT reserves across the county. For further information visit www.norfolkwildlifetrust.org.uk
19 June 2010 - Wild about Wymondham, Town Green Centre, Wymondham. For further information contact a.vroberts@talktalk.net
17-18 July 2010 - Non-native Species: Action Weekend. Various locations across Norfolk. For further information contact michael.sutton-croft@norfolk.gov.uk
09 September 2010 - Planning and Biodiversity Seminar, South Norfolk Council Offices, Long Stratton (tbc). For further information contact scott.perkin@norfolk.gov.uk
06 October 2010 (tbc) - Annual Biodiversity Forum: 'Economics and Biodiversity'. Abbey Conference Centre, Norwich. For further information contact scott.perkin@norfolk.gov.uk
09 October 2010 - Wild about Norfolk. Neatherd High School, Dereham. For further information contact Tessa Needham: needham_t@sky.com