Lecture: farmland birds

IVN Laarbeek holds a lecture on farmland birds. Marco Renes of the Brabants Landschap in IVN building De Bimd a lecture on farmland birds. This lecture will take about two hours.
Farmland, fields, grasslands and farmyards are often the link between the city and nature reserves. It is also the habitat for numerous special bird species that can only live there. Our meadow birds, lapwing, black-tailed godwit and curlew and field birds such as partridge and yellow wagtail are good examples. But species like little owl, barn owl and barn swallow also depend on this habitat.
There is something else that all these species have in common: they are all Red List species that could use some help. Within the networks of meadow bird protection, owl protection and ErvenPlus, many volunteers, farmers and farmyard owners have been working for years to conserve these species. This mainly involves making the farmyard available, making the site suitable for farmland birds and owls, providing nesting facilities, postponing mowing activities or flooding land (puddle wetlands).
Brabants Landschap coordinates and supports these networks. During this lecture, Marco zooms in on this: What is needed and is it enough to preserve these species for Brabant?
An interesting lecture at the IVN building The Bimd.