Monday, January 8, 2018

We go to Ghent

A shot-in-the-dark application to BES resulted in the offer of a poster presentation slot at the 2017 Ecology Across Borders conference in Ghent in December.

This proved to be a huge conference, with over 1,000 delegates, and trade and information stands covering everything from remote sensing, publications, butterfly nets, citizen science and, of course, the BES. A great opportunity to meet old colleagues and make new friends, and to find out about some of the great science they are involved with (and to tell them about my own small contribution to scientific knowledge).

My poster!


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