Otters - Coming to a River Near You (by Zoom or live)
Stephen Powles
- Region:
- South West
- Notice Period:
- Emergency (maybe less than one week's notice)
- Type:
- Professional
- Fee:
- Paid: Paid: £75 - £150 depending on size of audience plus mileage of 45p per mile to and from Tiverton
- Category:
- Nature
- Updated:
- 24th October 2024
A general otter talk covering (among other things) their design features, their behaviour, signs to look out for and their population crash plus subsequent recovery. At the end there is a short piece on Hammer Scar, a female otter that became habituated to me and with whom I made four TV appearances. Ideal as an introductory otter talk.
Views: 949 | Enquiries: 2About Stephen Powles
Formerly a vet, I changed career to pursue a lifelong passion for wildlife, wildlife photography, filming and conservation. My material has made several TV appearances. I have a keen interest in photographing and filming challenging wildlife subjects, many of which are in and close to my home. My special interests are otters, tawny owls, hedgehogs, hornets and conservation generally. The talks that I give are informative but light-hearted and are lavishly illustrated with some remarkable photographic images and film sequences. I am based near Tiverton in Mid Devon.
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- Going Underground - The Cave Elephants of Mount Elgon (Zoom or Live)
- Hammer Scar - Five Years Together (Zoom or live)
- The Countryside Detective (by Zoom or live)
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- All about Hedgehogs
- Living with Mammals
- Camera Trapping and Identification of Otters (for specialists)
- Wildlife Stories (specially adapted for residential care homes)
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