Join ARC Field Officer Ralph for a guided walk around this sandy lowland heath and woodland site in the South Downs National Park to learn about the wildlife present and how we manage the site to benefit it. 10-12 on Thursday 18th April Read more
Survey for some of the UK's rarest animals this Spring and Summer. Read more
A European approach to developing an adder conservation strategy Read more
Introduction to the identification, surveying and conservation of the UK's native reptiles. Read more
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Tuesday volunteer tasks carrying out habitat management and surveying for rare reptile species on SSSI lowland heathland sites in the Surrey / Hampshire Weald. Read more
Come and join our Gems in the Dunes team this Spring and help with conserving some of Britain's rarest wildlife. Read more
Introduction to the identification, surveying and conservation of the UK's native amphibians. Read more
Discover the Wildlife of our Dorset Heathland. Wed 17th April (10am-12pm) Keep an eye open for more guided walks throughout the summer. Read more
Going in search of our two rarest reptiles, the sand lizard and the smooth snake. Wed 1st May (10am-12pm). Look out for more guided walks this summer. Read more
Join the ARC team at this local Hampshire village fair on 5th May (12-5pm) where we will have a stand full of information about our native reptiles and amphibian species. Read more
Discover the Wildlife living in this heathland nature reserve on the edge of Poole harbour, Dorset. Wed 15th May (10am-12pm) Look out for more guided walks throughout the summer. Read more
Come along to a 'Festival of Nature'. ARC will be one of many conservation organisations at this unique event in rural Hampshire on 26th May from 10:30am until 5pm. Read more
Come and help us survey this heathland site in Hampshire for EVERYTHING! From the smallest ant to the largest snake all animals, plants and fungi need to be found. 9:00 - 16:00 on 28th May. All welcome. Read more