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Hannah Le Morvan is a Senior Research Ecologist with Sangan Island Conservation and a PhD student at the University of Exeter, working in partnership with the British Trust for Ornithology.
https://www.bto.org/our-work/science/publications/papers/acoustic-identification-small-terrestrial-mammals
Her research investigates acoustic monitoring methodologies for small mammals while exploring their ecology, distribution, and interspecific relationships across the Channel Islands and mainland France (collaborating with the National Museum of Natural History in Paris).
Hannah is a member of the Jersey Bat Group, serving as the Research Officer since 2023, where she coordinated and assisted with citizen science initiatives including the East-West long-term monitoring project, woodland bat box scheme, and the Bats and Offshore Reefs project - a collaboration with the Société Jersiaise and Jersey Marine Conservation.
She also contributes to the Mammal Society's Small Mammal Working Group, developing research priorities to address critical questions in small mammal conservation and environmental and political change.
This talk will introduce Jersey's small mammal species and their ecology and providing insight into innovative monitoring approaches being tested through Hannah's ongoing PhD research.
PRICE: MEMBERS FREE- CHILDREN FREE
Non-Members £5.00 per person donation
Annual membership: £15.00 per household
Meet at: Francis Le Sueur Centre
Start time: 14.00
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Frances Le Sueur Centre, Grande Route des Mielles, St Ouen, Jersey, Jersey
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