Wildlife student putting theory into practise on the River Brett

19 February 2019

Putting into practise our #MoRPh survey training yesterday on the #RiverBrett in Chelsworth. 30 modules completed. Lots more to go. #multiMoRPh @DedhamValeSVP pic.twitter.com/DiAxCEcQlC
— Stephanie Poole (@Stephloupoole) February 19, 2019

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Wildlife student putting theory into practise on the River Brett

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