Earthworms of the UK Part 2

Earthworms of the UK Part 2

Learn about the 31 species of earthworm occurring in natural habitats across the United Kingdom with Keiron Derek Brown.

By The Biological Recording Company

Date and time

Monday, September 23 · 11am - 12:30pm PDT

Location

Online

Refund Policy

Refunds up to 7 days before event
Eventbrite's fee is nonrefundable.

About this event

  • 1 hour 30 minutes

The UK has 31 species of earthworms that can be found occurring in natural habitats that have been recorded to date. This presentation will explore these species and discuss what we know and what we don't know about them. Within the Earthworms of the UK webinars, we'll look at both common and rare species, including which species have been introduced from other parts of the world and highlight some species where the UK population could potentially be of global significance.

This webinar will explore the following species:

  • Aporrectodea rosea
  • Dendrobaena attemsi
  • Dendrobaena hortensis
  • Dendrobaena octaedra
  • Dendrobaena veneta
  • Lumbricus castaneus
  • Lumbricus festivus
  • Lumbricus rubellus
  • Octolasion cyaneum
  • Octolasion lacteum
  • Satchellius mammalis

This webinar will be recorded and the presentation will be made available following the event to those booked alongside a transcript of the Q&A and useful links.

Earthworm Specialist: Keiron Derek Brown

Keiron Derek Brown is the UK’s national recorder for earthworms, a trustee of the Earthworm Society of Britain and delivers training on earthworm ecology, surveying and identification across the UK.

Webinar Fees and Cancellation Policy

This event is unfunded and we rely on ticket fees to cover the costs of running the event.

1. entoLEARN Webinar Ticket - Ticket price is £10.

Ticket fees are non-refundable. They consist wholly of an administrative fee of £10, covering both Eventbrite fees and time spent by the Biological Recording Company processing the order.

This entoLEARN presentation is delivered by the Biological Recording Company in partnership with the Freshwater Leech Recording Scheme.

Missed Earthworms of the UK Part 1? Not to worry, Part 1` was free and is now available for all to enjoy on YouTube - see below.

Frequently asked questions

Is this webinar being recorded?

Yes - we record all of the speaker presentations and make these available to anyone who was booked following the event. We also transcribe the audience Q&A segments and publish these alongside a list of relevant links on a password-protected website.

Is this webinar being repeated?

This event is a one-off and will not be repeated. If you can't attend the live event, you don't need to miss out. Book a space and once we've processed the event content, you'll be sent the presentation recordings, audience Q&A transcripts and lists of relevant links for further info.

Can organisations pay by invoice?

Yes - we can process orders manually and arrange for payment by invoice. Currently this option is only available for UK payments. Email us at info@biologicalrecording.co.uk to arrange this.

Organized by

The Biological Recording Company provide a range of events focused on educating and training biological recorders and biodiversity professionals in the United Kingdom.

  • entoLIVE Webinars are free 1-hour virtual events exploring the science of insects and other invertebrates. Each webinar will feature an invertebrate scientist and are suitable for adults of all abilities – a passion for invertebrates is all that’s required!
  • Virtual Symposiums explore a subject in more detail through a series of talks from subject experts. These longer events have a small charge and are often available with an 'earlybird' discount.
  • Field Recorder Days are 1-day events where experienced and novice recorders come together to record the wildlife of a site. Records are generally collated through iRecord and shared with the site manager, Local Environmental Record Centre and relevant National Recording Schemes/Societies.
  • Earthworm Training Courses cover topics such as biology, ecology, sampling techniques and identification.