Lowland Derbyshire Biodiversity Partnership Forum 2012
17 November 2012
9.45 - 16.00
County Hall, Matlock
A programme of talks, workshops and displays showing how you can get the message about biodiversity across to a variety of different audiences in fun and imaginative ways.
A programme of talks, workshops and displays showing how you can get the message about biodiversity across to a variety of different audiences in fun and imaginative ways.
Free but places need booking
Visit the website: www.derbyshirebiodiversity.org.uk
More information:
Get the biodiversity message across!
In our world of 24 hours-a-day media, and with many demands for our attention, we need effective and imaginative ways
Each year the Lowland Derbyshire Biodiversity Partnership holds a themed Annual Forum for partners and community groups. This year that theme is about Communication.
Our event will look at a number of imaginative ways being used to encourage others to appreciate and respect nature, or to become active volunteers or members of local groups.
The workshops on offer will be wide and varied. You can pick up to three, so it’s easy to try out different activities in a safe environment and learn from experienced practitioners. Details of the workshops are on the next page of this flier. Please select your preferred choices of workshop when you complete this booking form.
By the end of the event, we hope you will be inspired to try out some different ways to communicate your passion for nature to others. The workshops are designed to give you a range of different techniques to take back to your work or voluntary projects, so you’ll be contributing to the ‘educational’ part of the Lowland Derbyshire Biodiversity Action Plan, too!
There will be plenty of opportunities during the day to share experiences amongst like-minded individuals, as well as to meet other groups and individuals within the county.
How much does it cost?
Attendance at the Annual Forum is free, but places must be booked in advance using the attached form.
Attendance at the Annual Forum is free, but places must be booked in advance using the attached form.
Who is the event aimed at?
The event is aimed at partners, parish councils, landowners, schools, volunteers, community groups, students and anyone else who wants to find out about different ways of communicating a biodiversity-related message. Anyone can attend the event, but priority will be given to organisations in Derbyshire, or who are already part of the LBAP Partnership.
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