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Ecoleg / Ecology and Conservation

Ecoleg / Ecology and Conservation

AL201E Identifying Gymnosperms (2025/2026)

AL201E Identifying Gymnosperms (2025/2026)

Description

Delivery method: Online learning with tutor support.

The module will introduce learners to phanerogam botany characteristics, focusing on gymnosperms (vascular plants without flowers and fruits) and skills will be extended towards identification and understanding their lifecycle, economic importance and conservation.

 

 

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Public
02/03/202620/04/2026£140.00[Read More]
Staff
02/03/202620/04/2026[Read More]
AU Student
02/03/202620/04/2026[Read More]
AL206E Land Use Management (2025/2026)

AL206E Land Use Management (2025/2026)

Description

Delivery method: Online learning with tutor support. 

Worldwide, agricultural landscapes and rural habitats have seen a dramatic decline in their biodiversity. Understanding and recording historic land use while managing archaeological and other heritage assets is now an integral part of sustainable, modern field conservation and zero carbon land use regimes. 

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Public
15/01/202612/03/2026£140.00[Read More]
Staff
15/01/202612/03/2026[Read More]
AU Student
15/01/202612/03/2026[Read More]
AL207E Understanding British Mammals: Mustelids, Canids and Ungulates (2025/2026)

AL207E Understanding British Mammals: Mustelids, Canids and Ungulates (2025/2026)

Description

Delivery method: Online with an optional in person session at The Welsh Wildlife Centre, Cilgerran, SA43 2TB on Saturday 31st January 2026 - 10am - 4pm.

This course is one in a series on British mammals focusing on the mustelids, canids and ungulates. It gives a thorough introduction to these mammals including otter, badger, pine martin, polecat, stoat, weasel, red fox, wild boar and deer. This course also covers non-native and invasive species.

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Public
15/01/202626/02/2026£140.00[Read More]
Staff
15/01/202626/02/2026[Read More]
AU Student
15/01/202626/02/2026[Read More]
AL208E An Introduction to Evolutionary Biology (2025/2026)

AL208E An Introduction to Evolutionary Biology (2025/2026)

Description

Delivery method: Online learning with tutor support. 

All life on Earth, from jellyfish to zebra, cactus to butterfly, evolved from the last universal common ancestor (LUCA), which lived around 4 billion years ago. The astonishing diversity of life found in every corner of our planet is all possible thanks to the evolution of species. 

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Public
21/01/202601/04/2026£140.00[Read More]
Staff
21/01/202601/04/2026[Read More]
AU Student
21/01/202601/04/2026[Read More]
AL209E Identifying Mosses and Liverworts (2025/2026)

AL209E Identifying Mosses and Liverworts (2025/2026)

Description

Delivery method: In person teaching from 1.30pm - 5.00pm and with four in person field sessions, Sunday's 10.00am - 2.00pm.

This course introduces the fundamentals of the identification of mosses and liverworts and develops general plant identification skills. 

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Public
21/01/202626/04/2026£140.00[Read More]
Staff
21/01/202626/04/2026[Read More]
AU Student
21/01/202626/04/2026[Read More]
AL210E Identifying Grasses, Sedges and Rushes (2025/2026)

AL210E Identifying Grasses, Sedges and Rushes (2025/2026)

Description

Delivery method: Online scheduled sessions, Saturdays 10.00am - 12.00pm. 

The module will outline the growth staging and identification of species of grasses, sedges and rushes. Identification keys will be used to better understand their morphology.

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Public
31/01/202604/04/2026£140.00[Read More]
Staff
31/01/202604/04/2026[Read More]
AU Student
31/01/202604/04/2026[Read More]
AL211E A Guide to Environmental Impact Assessment (2025/2026)

AL211E A Guide to Environmental Impact Assessment (2025/2026)

Description

Delivery method: Online learning with tutor support. 

Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) is a process of evaluating the likely environmental effects of a proposed project or development, taking into account inter-related socio-economic, cultural and human-health impacts, both beneficial and detrimental.

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Public
02/02/202616/03/2026£140.00[Read More]
Staff
02/02/202616/03/2026[Read More]
AU Student
02/02/202616/03/2026[Read More]
AL212E Woodland Birds (2025/2026)

AL212E Woodland Birds (2025/2026)

Description

Delivery method: Online learning with three online scheduled meetings via Teams in week 1, 3 and 6. 

The UK’s woodlands are home to a diverse range of bird species, from the Nuthatch to the Goshawk. However, identifying birds in woodland areas can be challenging, as visibility is often restricted.

 

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Public
10/02/202617/03/2026£140.00[Read More]
Staff
10/02/202617/03/2026[Read More]
AU Student
10/02/202617/03/2026[Read More]
AL213E Understanding Amphibians (2025/2026)

AL213E Understanding Amphibians (2025/2026)

Description

Delivery method: Blended learning with an optional in person session in Llysdinam on 21/03/2026.

From giant 2m-long Giant Salamander to the smallest vertebrae, a fingernail-sized frog, amphibians are fascinating.

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Public
02/03/202630/03/2026£140.00[Read More]
Staff
02/03/202630/03/2026[Read More]
AU Student
02/03/202630/03/2026[Read More]
AL214E Water: An Introduction (2025/2026)

AL214E Water: An Introduction (2025/2026)

Description

Delivery method: Online learning with tutor support.

Clean freshwater is a vital component in the maintenance of all living organisms. Clean freshwater is a vital resource for all the processes of our modern life.

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Public
02/03/202605/04/2026£140.00[Read More]
Staff
02/03/202605/04/2026[Read More]
AU Student
02/03/202605/04/2026[Read More]