Butterfly ID and Transect Workshop

Tortoiseshell Butterfly feeding on a yellow flower, greenery blurred in background

Photography by Janet Packham

Butterfly ID and Transect Workshop

Location:
Prenton Dell Claypit, Prenton RUFC,
Prenton Dell Road,
Birkenhead CH43 3BS
Learn how to start recording butterflies by setting up your own transect.

Event details

Date

Time
11:00am - 1:00pm
A static map of Butterfly ID and Transect Workshop

About the event

Butterflies are indicators of a healthy ecosystem, which makes monitoring them incredibly important - and you can play a part!

Join us for an in-person workshop with Dave Costello from Butterfly Conservation at Prenton Dell Claypit, a community nature reserve that supports an impressive variety of butterflies, including several rare species. You'll explore how to identify common butterflies found on the Wirral before learning how to set up your own butterfly transect so you can continue to monitor populations in your local area.

A butterfly transect is a fixed route that a person walks regularly to count butterflies, helping to track changes in their numbers over time.

Key Highlights:

  • Improve your butterfly ID skills
  • Enjoy an indoor talk on Wirral butterflies
  • Learn how to set up your own butterfly transect
  • Discover how your efforts can contribute to conservation

This free workshop is for adults only, and spaces are limited—so be sure to book your place today!

This event is made possible with support from The National Lottery Heritage Fund, thanks to National Lottery players.

Booking

Price

Free

Contact us

Becky Williams
Contact number: 07519 326117