Explore how an initiative at Goblin Combe is improving woodland habitat, climate resilience and biodiversity in an illustrated talk by a nature reserves manager. Hear why thinning trees and letting in more light can help bats and dormice thrive.
An illustrated talk by Andy Jones, Nature Reserves Manager at Avon Wildlife Trust, exploring the Wilder Woodlands initiative at Goblin Combe. The talk looks at how the project has improved habitat, increased climate resilience and boosted biodiversity, with a particular focus on species such as lesser and greater horseshoe bats, barbastelle bats and dormice.
The event also explains the woodland history of Goblin Combe and why thinning trees and creating more light can help wildlife thrive. Members and non-members are welcome, and the evening is designed as an accessible public talk for anyone interested in woodland management, nature conservation and biodiversity.
Andy Jones
28 January 2027, 19:45 – 21:00
Admission is £2.50 and includes refreshments.
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