Carl Chapman is the Chair of the Norfolk and Norwich Naturalists Society and is a county Cetacean recorder.
It was in 2008 that he founded Wildlife Tours and Education, and has led day tours in East Anglia and surrounding counties looking at the local biodiversity including and specialising in butterflies, badgers and birds, as well as longer tours and holidays around the UK.
Featured image: Carl Chapman
The travels of plant nut from Melbourne to Mandalay
People of the Sea is the new autobiography of iconic catamaran designer James Wharram written with his partner Hanneke Boon.
This talk presents how geospatial information was key for guiding and communicating decisions responding to COVID-19 in Liverpool.
A panel featuring contributors to the Geography Directions blog discussing latest geographical research on the economic impacts of COVID-19, with a particular focus on food supply.
A guided virtual walk full of fascinating context and history, led by Dick Bateman.
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