Survey Experience: Other Subjects

  • Presence/absence surveys for bats.
  • Considerable experience with the use of the Bat Box III and familiar with the echolocation and behaviour of a wide range of british bats.
  • Voluntary bat census work for the Bat Conservation Trust (BCT) including roost counts, colony counts, field surveys and waterway surveys.
  • Assistance with bat surveys at the London Wetland Centre.
  • Advcie for the Biodiversity Action Plan (BAP) for Epsom and Ewell Borough Council.
  • Environmental ’watching briefs’ for a range of tasks including roads and the CTRL channel tunnel line.
  • Water Vole surveys.
  • General aquatic surveys (fish, plants, invertebrates etc.).
  • Assistance with the London Wetland Centre ’Wildlife Garden Week’.
  • Assistance with the rescue of the native White-clawed Crayfish Austropotamobius pallipes.
  • Checks for Japanese Knotweed, Giant Hogweed and alien aquatics like Azolla (Water Fern) and Crassula (New Zeland Stonecrop).
  • Assistance with film crews working on wildlife issues at home and abroad.
  • Advice to a range of groups on wildlife conservation including the Southern Wildlife Areas Network (SWAN), for people involved practically in nature conservation in southern England, and with the Lingfield Wildlife Reserves group.
  • I am also an advanced BSAC (British Sub-aqua club) diver (CMAS **) and a qualified dive cox and voluntary work for the Marine Conservation Society (MCS) has incuded the Seasearch survey that uses volunteer divers to monitor marine life and habitats.
  • I am also a past committee memeber of the S.E. branch of the MCS.
  • With my experience abroad, my M.Sc in Oceangraphy, and as a Co-author of SEALIFE - A Complete Guide to the Marine Environment, I am familiar  with marine surveys and identication of marine life, from seabirds to sharks, and marine mammals to coral reef fishes.
  • I am also a funder member of the Shark Trust.
  • My time as a guide in the Peruvian Amazon was invaluable to get an experience of the rainforest, how to look for and detect life in this ’hidden realm’, and I was able to experience some of the leading rainforest scientists at work.    
  • Also refer to work abroad on my guiding /exploring page
  • And refer to my wildlife presentations on my talks page.

Kevin Morgan, 120 Station Avenue, West Ewell, Surrey, KT19 9UG
Tel/Fax: 020 8786 7575 Mobile: 07899 865 081 E-mail: kevin@naturalexplorer.co.uk
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