Find your PDF copy in the attachment below, where you can catch updates about Riverfly activity during lockdown, exciting news about the development of the Extended and Urban Riverfly schemes, as well as information about brand new website features that will help you in your role as a volunteer.
Now available: the perfect pocket-sized accompaniment for quick and easy bankside identification of invertebrate groups. This fully encapsulated chart folds out to reveal 36 pages complete with pictures and descriptions to aid in the recognition of 33 invertebrate groups that are commonly found in standing and running waters in Great Britain. Tolerance to stressors is summarised for nutrients, slow flow, sediment, and acidity using a color-coded key. Each invertebrate group also features a handy section in which users can write their own notes when out in the field.
Introductory offer price: £10 (while stocks last!). Get yours today at: www.fba.org.uk/idguide
Produced by John Davy-Bowker in collaboration with the FBA, Environment Agency, Wessex Water YTL Group, Lincolnshire Chalk Streams Project, Dorset Wildlife Trust, & The Riverfly Partnership. Special thanks to Mike Dobson for the use of his line drawings, Jane Franklin of Dorset Wildlife Trust for producing the InDesign proofs, and Vitacress Conservation Trust for providing funding support.
The Riverfly Partnership has created an ARMI Theory Guide as part of new online training options that have been released.
This guide is available to all our trained monitors and we hope will be useful as reference material.
Please log in and find it in your User Menu.
Happy monitoring and thank you for all your hard work.
Organised by Joe Pecorelli and Dr Becki Lawson, hosted by Charlotte Coales, and produced by Eleanor Darbey, ZSL.
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