Lancashire MCS Talks Program 2022-23
We are pleased to announce our program of talks for 2022-23. Talks are usually on the second Wednesday of the month, and will be held at the Maritime Museum on the Quay in Lancaster starting at 19:30. Please subscribe to our Newsletter for further details and any changes to our program!
14th Sept My Life as a Crustacean by Barry Kaye (Lancashire MCS) 12th Oct Fisheries for large pelagics by Andy Richardson, Royal Society of Biology
16th Nov The “Little Cucumber” Fish of Wyre, Osmerus Eperlanus by Tom Myerscough, Wyre Rivers Trust.
14th Dec It’s Not Christmas Yet – Christmas Quiz with Lewis Bambury, Lancashire MCS
11th Jan The Azolla story: How an amazing plant changed our climate 49 million years ago by Alexandra and Jonathan Bujak, The Azolla Foundation.
8th Feb Seagrass – experience at Knoydart and Gigha, and discussion of its potential for carbon capture in the Bay by Mark Woombs and Barry Kaye, Lancashire MCS
8th Mar The ‘Tabarka’ and other blockships of Scapa Flow by Gordon Fletcher and Lewis Bambury, Lancashire MCS
12th Apr Phytoplankton in the river Wyre 2022 by Barry Kaye, Lancashire MCS
10th May Mark’s Mini Monsters of Morecambe Bay by Mark Woombs, Lancashire MCS
14th June Exposed shores by Gordon Fletcher, Lancashire MCS plus Fighting phytoplankton (short talk) by Barry Kaye, Lancashire MCS
ALL WELCOME!
Talks will start at 19:30 at the Maritime Museum, the Quay, Lancaster (Facebook link). Please join us in person if you can, but note there are four flights of stairs up to the meeting room. Funding permitting we hope to broadcast meetings over Zoom for the benefit of those unable to negotiate the stairs – or who live ouside of the Lancaster area.
£4 donation to Lancashire MCS requested
Posted: September 4th, 2022
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