Courses & Events

Activity Description:

09:00 Registration & Coffee/Tea

09:30 Welcome by Chairman for the morning session

Dr Pat Morris

09:40 What have we learned about hazel dormice in conifer plantations?

Dr Roger Trout, Forest Research

10:15 Life in fragmented habitats: when does a gap become a barrier?

Dr Paul Chanin

10:50 Coffee/Tea

11:20 Captive breeding and re-introduction of the hazel dormouse in England

Hazel Ryan, Wildwood Trust

11:55 Micro-chipping and the secret life of the dormouse

Sue Tatman

12:30 Lunch

13:30 Welcome by Chairman for afternoon

Johnny Birks, The Mammal Society

13:35 The South East Dormousers, a monitoring tail from Kent and Surrey

Jon Bramley, Kent Mammal Group & Dave Williams, Surrey Mammal Group

14:05 Hedgerows for Dormice

Jim Jones, People's Trust for Endangered Species

14:40 Coffee/Tea

15:10 Helping a Dormouse to cross the road - Wildlife bridges.

Dr Pat Morris

15:45 Long term monitoring of dormice at one site; 19 years at Mallydams Wood

Adam Grogan & Richard Thompson, RSPCA

16:20 Questions / Discussion Session with the speakers chaired by:

Johnny Birks, Chairman of The Mammal Society

16:40 Summary of the Day

Dr Pat Morris

16:50 Finish

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