AnnRep2023
UKOTCF Annual Report 2022-23 published UKOTCF’s Annual Report for April 2022 to March 2023 has now been published. It can be read or downloaded at: https://www.ukotcf.org.uk/annual-reports/
News
Forum News 58 published
Forum News 58 published Forum News 58 (July 2023) has been published. You can download or read Forum News 58 here: https://www.ukotcf.org.uk/newsletters/forum-newsvers2/ Articles include: Building Horticulture Capacity in Montserrat Biodiversity and Well-being Toolkit: Sustainable Development addressed as part of new project on Montserrat Pitcairn wins Blue Park Award for Exceptional Marine Wildlife Conservation UKOTCF publishes …
UKOTCF Webinar on Terrestrial Restoration and Invasive Non-Native Species in UKOT & CDs
UKOTCF Webinar on Terrestrial Restoration and Invasive Non-Native Species in UKOT & CDs The session recordings and group photo of this webinar are now available at https://www.ukotcf.org.uk/other-territory-support/seminars-training/webinar-invasive-species/, with use subject to the conditions indicated on that page.
Celebrating success: Blue Iguana to Blue Vervain
Celebrating success: Blue Iguana to Blue Vervain On the 23rd March 2023 at 4pm (GMT) we will be celebrating the successes of the Blue Iguana to Blue Vervain project with partners and interested persons. This collaborative project was led by the UK Centre for Hydrology & Ecology with partners at the National Trust for the …
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Webinar202303
Webinar on Restoration and Invasives March 2023 Webinar: Terrestrial Restoration and Invasive Non-Native Species in UK Overseas Territories and Crown Dependencies – Date: 6th & 7th March 2023 (with a special workshop on 8th March) by Zoom. UK Overseas Territories Conservation Forum (UKOTCF) will hold an online webinar on a challenge facing conservationists across the …
Pre-publication offer on book on “the biggest species success story in UK conservation history”
Pre-publication offer on book on “the biggest species success story in UK conservation history” The above quote is from RSPB in 2020, about 35 years after the start of the project to reintroduce Red Kites to England and Scotland. Dr Mike Pienkowski, now UKOTCF’s Chairman, was the Chairman of the Team which set up this …
Forum News 57 published
Forum News 57 (November 2022) published Forum News 57 (November 2022) has been published. You can download or read Forum News 57 here: http://www.ukotcf.org.uk/newsletters/forum-newsvers2/ Articles include: Project “From Blue Iguanas to Blue Vervain – Sharing the colonial histories from the UK Overseas Territories” facilitates new framewok of best practice Book offer New Council Member and …
UKOTCF Annual Report 2021-22 published
UKOTCF Annual Report 2021-22 published UKOTCF’s Annual Report 2021-22 has been published and is available here (1.1 MB). Links to all annual reports are available here.
Forum News 56 published
Forum News 56 published You can download or read Forum News 56 here: http://www.ukotcf.org.uk/newsletters/forum-newsvers2/ Articles include: Project launched on Cayman, Montserrat and other UKOTs: “From Blue Iguanas to Blue Vervain – Sharing the colonial histories from the UK Overseas Territories“ Updates on Adopt a Home for Wildlife project including linked initiative Monty’s Messengers (a kid’s club for Montserrat). Celebration …
Dr Richard Axton MBE
Dr Richard Axton MBE It is with very great sadness that we heard of the death in late November 2021 of Dr Richard Axton, Honorary Director of the Sark Museum and Archive, and leader of our Associate organisation La Société Sercquiaise since 2005. For forty years, Richard worked tirelessly to preserve the history, environment, heritage …