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Species Monitoring Project – Waxcap Survey 4/4

The Details

What to expect:

Join us to survey Waxcaps and spot other fungi along the way with the help of different identification tools.

Whether you are a beginner or fungi enthusiast, this session will provide you with the opportunity to put your knowledge in to practice and gain hands-on survey experience.

Please note, this session is following up from a workshop hosted on the 29th of September.

Time and Location

10.30am – 12.30pm
Meeting location: ///guitar.pops.villa (what3words /// The simplest way to talk about location)
If you are running late or unable to find us please contact Jimena (07354904065) or Lizzie (07549 228432)

About the site

Sunnybank Vale is located in the Greenside area of Droylsden and has a variety of habitats for many birds and animals that you would expect to see in a woodland, meadow or wetland. The area where we will be surveying has a combination of formal and informal paths and there are areas of uneven ground and thick vegetation.
Please wear appropriate footwear and clothing.
Residential parking is available.
Toilet facilities will not be available on this survey.

Public Transport and Parking

There is free on the road parking on the housing estate adjacent to Sunnybank Vale.
The nearest bus stop(s) are Chatsworth Road on Edge Lane (Stop ID: MANDAPGP) and St Martin’s Church on Greenside Lane (Stop ID: MANTMWMJ). The following bus routes stop there: 171, 172, 230, 231, 793 and 864. The nearest tram stop is Cemetery Road on the Blue Line.

Date

October 13, 2025

Time

10:30 am

Location

Sunnybank Vale, Peakdale Rd, Droylsden, Manchester, M43 6JZ