Nicola
Yes we have a bank of people who could undertake this work for you
Just so that I can gauge the volume of the project, could you please advise likely area of study?
Thanks
Richard
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Subject: FW: plant and insect survey [EXT]
Hi all,
Apologies for the cross-posting however, I am looking for a person who can undertake a paid baseline plant and insect survey, that should take no longer than 1/ 2days by September 2022. It is for a project for
the Tree of Life programme and we are looking to get it into place by September. It is for a new biodiversity net gain project in a local further education college working with special needs kids, so it will be great to get this off the ground. Also If you
know of anyone who may be able to to it then let me know. I have already touched base with Laura and unfortunately, she is busy.
Best
Nikki
From: Nicola Chapman
Sent: 18 July 2022 09:51
To: 'Laura Osborne' <Laura.Osborne@wildlifebcn.org>
Subject: RE: plant and insect survey [EXT]
Hi Laura,
Thanks for getting back to me, you don’t happen to know anyone who could, e.g. specialist. This is quite a prestigious Sanger-based project so not only would the surveyor get paid but also be associated with
this project. I think it would take only 1 day of survey. It’s a further education college based in Cambridge.
Best
Nikki
From: Laura Osborne <Laura.Osborne@wildlifebcn.org>
Sent: 13 July 2022 13:59
To: Nicola Chapman <nc13@sanger.ac.uk>
Subject: RE: plant and insect survey [EXT]
Hi Nikki,
I do apologise for my delay in replying. I’m afraid we are not able to help on this occasion due to existing work commitments. Can I ask which school it is?
I wish you well with your project.
Kind regards,
Laura
My working days are Monday, Wednesday and Thursday, 9am-5pm.
I am currently working at home and can be called on my mobile 07793 606025.
From: Nicola Chapman <nc13@sanger.ac.uk>
Sent: 28 June 2022 17:28
To: Laura Osborne <Laura.Osborne@wildlifebcn.org>
Subject: plant and insect survey
Hi Laura,
We have e-met through Sangers’ Biodiversity Strategy Group meetings. I was wondering if you would be interested in undertaking a plant and insect survey for a school project that I am heading up. The area of the survey will be approx..
2 x football pitches. The survey at a school based in Cambridge and will need to undertake prior to September. If this is of interest and you would like some more information please don’t hesitate to reach out via email or contact me on 07849600681.
Best
Nikki
Nikki Chapman (PhD, MRes, PGCE, CIEEM)
Wildlife and Environmental Law Adviser
Tree of Life Programme
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