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11th May 2008 -
Wrotham Water
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A tour of Wrotham Water, chalk downland reserve owned by the National Trust, and for the intrepid this will be followed by a tour of the Trosley Country Park. Both sites are well known adder sites and recent additions to KRAG’s ‘Adders in Decline’ monitoring programme. Leader Rick Hodges. This is a rearranged visit that was postponed due to the snow in early April. The date is yet to be confirmed but watch this space for details.
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NARRS Reptile Training Event |
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11th May 2008 -
Singleton Environment Centre, Ashford
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Leaders Jon Bramley and Mike Philllips will introduce participants to
the reptiles of Great Britain and especially Kent. This event is free
to those people who have decided to take part in the National Amphibian
and Reptile Recording Scheme (NARRS).
To book a place on this event contact Jon Bramley at:
KRAGevents@btopenworld.com
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27th September 2008 - 28th September 2008 -
Shorne Wood Country Park, near Rochester
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KRAG will be having a stand at this yearly event which showcases all of Kent's wildlife recording groups and other environmental organisations. The event aims to promote recording of wildlfie and will include all kinds of activities for all the family. Please feel free to come and visit us as it is sure to be a great weekend and if you would like to help out on the stand or organise an activity then contact Jon Bramey, the Events Secretary.
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KRAG Evening Talk with Trevor Beebee |
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07th November 2008 -
Tyland Barn, near Maidstone
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KRAG are very pleased to announce that well renouned herpetologist, Trevor Beebee, has agreed to give us a talk at Kent Wildlife Trust headquarters, Tyland Barn. The talk will start at 7.30pm
Due to the likely high demand for places please book your place on this event by contacting Jon Bramley at:
KRAGevents@btopenworld.com
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Pond Surveys in Dover & Folkestone |
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09th May 2009 - 10th May 2009 -
South East Kent
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Join Jon Bramley and other KRAG members as we investigate the ponds in and around Dover and Folkestone. This part of Kent is under-recorded and we will be locating ponds and looking at their suitability for amphibians as well as trying to find evidence of their presence.
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