Biodiversity is represented by all the plant and animal species that we see but it also includes the genetic variation and the complex ecosystems of which they are part of.
Biodiversity is not restricted to rare or threatened species, but also to more common species as well. Biodiversity includes the whole of the natural world from the plants and animals familiar to all of us and more closer home in the places where we live or work.
Anyone can start recording data. You do not have to be an expert; enthusiastic amateurs have a very important part to play. You can help to protect our natural heritage by passing your information on to Friends of Holly Hayes Wood , who are always pleased to receive any information about plants, flora, fauna, fungi, birds or animals you might have seen and recorded.
Observations must come from Holly Hayes Wood, Coalville Meadows and Forest Rock Wood. No matter how trivial you think the information is, it will be useful to us.
The information requested is as follows:
Species Name
Site where the observation was made
OS Grid Reference for the site (SK443154)
Date of Observation
Your Name and Contact Details
Any further information (e.g. numbers, sexes, habitats, etc.)
You can submit your records by emailing us at biodiversity@friendsofhollyhayeswood.org.uk
Biodiversity is not restricted to rare or threatened species, but also to more common species as well. Biodiversity includes the whole of the natural world from the plants and animals familiar to all of us and more closer home in the places where we live or work.
Anyone can start recording data. You do not have to be an expert; enthusiastic amateurs have a very important part to play. You can help to protect our natural heritage by passing your information on to Friends of Holly Hayes Wood , who are always pleased to receive any information about plants, flora, fauna, fungi, birds or animals you might have seen and recorded.
Observations must come from Holly Hayes Wood, Coalville Meadows and Forest Rock Wood. No matter how trivial you think the information is, it will be useful to us.
The information requested is as follows:
Species Name
Site where the observation was made
OS Grid Reference for the site (SK443154)
Date of Observation
Your Name and Contact Details
Any further information (e.g. numbers, sexes, habitats, etc.)
You can submit your records by emailing us at biodiversity@friendsofhollyhayeswood.org.uk
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