Salt Marsh and Seagrass: the conservation of our estuarine meadows

Waldringfield Wildlife Group Invites you to an illustrated talk on ‘Salt Marsh and Seagrass: the conservation of our estuarine meadows’, by Dr Tim Gardiner of the Environment Agency.

The salt marshes and seagrass meadows are some of the most valuable coastal habitats in East Anglia. Learn more about their ecology and efforts to conserve them by a variety of organisations. The talk will focus on recent research in Essex and Suffolk.

Admission:

• Non-members and visitors – £5.00
• Paid up members – No charge
• New members welcome (Membership £10)

Dr Tim Gardiner is former conservation researcher at Writtle College (University of Essex) and ecology lecturer at Nottingham Trent University. Tim has worked for the Environment Agency since 2009 as a biodiversity officer. His work includes improving rivers and sea walls in East Anglia for a range of species and this culminated in the Sea Wall Biodiversity Handbook being published in 2015.

The talk begins at 11am and is preceded by the AGM at 10am.