Daisy Nook Species Monitoring – Willow Tit Survey Workshop

Daisy Nook Species Monitoring – Willow Tit Survey Workshop

Join us for a day at Daisy Nook to take a look at the UK’s fastest declining resident bird species.

Learn about willow tit ecology, survey methodology and logging records during a workshop at Daisy Nook Garden Centre. This in-person workshop will have a classroom session to introduce the species before getting some hands-on survey experience at Daisy Nook Country Park. Whether you’re a beginner or a seasoned wildlife enthusiast, this event is perfect for anyone interested in conservation and biodiversity. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to contribute to important research while having a blast!

The data collected by local volunteers will contribute to citizen science records, as well as supporting the management of local habitats for Willow Tits.

If you have any issues finding the event on the day then please contact Lizzie (07549 228432) or Ashley (07354 904472).

Time & Location

• 10:30am – 2:30pm at Daisy Nook Country Park, Stannybrook Rd, Failsworth, Oldham, Manchester, M35 9WJ.
• The meeting point will be the Daisy Nook Garden Centre Car Park. What3words: ///drips.brains.backs.
• A member of staff will be at the entrance from 10:00am onwards.

Parking/public transport

• There is parking available at both Daisy Nook Garden Centre for the workshop and the Daisy Nook Café Carpark for the survey.
• The site is a 5 minute walk from the Daisy Nook Country Park bus stop, where the following routes stop: 130, 231 and 862.

Daisy Nook Country Park is made up of 40 hectares of varied landscape in the heart of the Medlock Valley. The area where we will be surveying has uneven ground and informal paths through the woodland. There is access to a toilet on site for volunteer use.