Pond restoration and conservation

Pond restoration and conservation. An online talk with Q & A with top tips for conservationists, farmers and local people, exploring actionable steps for pond restoration and management (including the resurrection of ghost ponds and ghost pingos). Carl Sayer: Professor of Limnology & Freshwater Ecology, University College London and a co-founder and Director of the Norfolk Ponds Project (NPP) partnered with the Brecks Fen Edge and Rivers Landscape Partnership Scheme (BFER) for a fascinating talk on pond restoration and discover the hidden world of pond conservation. In this special webinar for parish councils, conservationists, farmers, and local people. Carl shared his first-hand experiences in pond restoration. The session will covered: An introduction to ghost ponds and pingos The benefits to wildlife from restoring ponds Practical insights into the pond restoration process Key considerations and actionable steps for parish councils interested in creating or maintaining ponds in their area This webinar was developed in collaboration with the Suffolk Association of Local Councils. The Brecks Fen Edge and Rivers Landscape Partnership Scheme (BFER) is made possible with thanks to the support of the National Lottery Heritage Fund, and players of the National Lottery.