Hunting for Life in the New Forest at Natural History Museum and Darwin Centre

Over the last 11 years a group of Museum scientists have been exploring one of the most biodiverse places in Europe - the New Forest. A popular destination for day-trippers and holidaymakers, it is home to a huge number of plant and animal species, including some found nowhere else in the UK. The scientists have been busy collecting, sampling and identifying this plethora of species to get a better understanding of their diversity and abundance. Join in this attempt to link live via satellite to scientists currently in the New Forest, and discover what species they've found and how their work will influence our knowledge and management of this area for years to come.