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Professional Training, Ecological & Education Consultancy and Survey Services - a bit about us Qualiteach Education & Ecology Training comprises a small team of botanists, terrestrial and marine surveyors, education specialists, trainers and writers with a wide breadth of experience and knowledge covering a range of subjects and areas. With qualifications and experience in education, biological recording, writing, teaching and practical environmental skills, we bring a wealth of experience and skills to the table, including media and photography. We specialise in terrestrial and marine ecology.
We regularly participate in BSBI botanical recording meetings.
Qualiteach Education & Ecology Training is proud to support sea safety as an RNLI Local Ambassador.
Gold Level Denbighshire Tourism Ambassador
Co-founder and trustee of the Seal Welfare Organisation
Richard is co-founder and trustee of the Seal Welfare Organisation, a training and media associate and navigational and mapping advisor for Qualiteach Education and Ecology Training. He has 21 years experience within teaching having Adult Further Education teaching qualifications and experience in surveying, GPS, mapping and navigation.
Richard specialises in navigation and rapid habitat assessments. As an enthusiastic biological recorder he relishes discovery and recording of scarce or rare key indicator species and is proud to have been part of the award winning Meres and Mosses Project with the Cheshire Wildlife Trust. Richard is also an experienced wildlife and events photographer, proof-reader and editor and a Marine Mammal Medic/instructor with British Divers Marine Life Rescue (BDMLR). Richard is also the designated first aider for Qualiteach Education & Ecology Training, specialising in remote (outdoor) emergency care (REC qualified).
The Qualiteach Education & Ecology Training team is proud to support, contribute and be involved with the following:
RNLI - Local Ambassador Wales Ambassador scheme - Denbighshire Gold Ambassador Marine Biological Association - Professional Member British Wildlife Rehabilitation Council - Associate member The Sea Watch Foundation - Regional Coordinator Plantlife and the National Plant Monitoring Scheme - wildflower recording Cheshire Wildlife Trust Lost Meres and Mosses project (Phase 1 habitat surveys/Sphagnum moss bogs PondNet and the Freshwater Habitats Trust - biological recording and clean water surveys Forest Education Network - hosted by the Council for Learning Outside the Classroom FSC Biodiversity Fellowship - via the FSC Tomorrow’s Biodiversity Project SE-ed & the Sustainable Schools Alliance BSBI Robotics project in conjunction with Oxford University (Dept of Plant Science and Engineering), Natural England and the FSC BSBI Cheshire V58 CIEEM (Chartered Institute for Ecology and Environmental Management)
To talk with Richard or Lorna about training or ecological services, call 07743712020 or email us. We look forward to hearing from you!
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Qualiteach Education est. 2010
We are also proud to support
Plantlife
and the
National Plant Monitoring Scheme, the
Freshwater Habitat's Trust,
the
Species Recovery Trust
and the
Cheshire Wildlife
Trust
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A
professional member of the Marine Biological Association, a member
of the Society for Education and Training and an associate member of
the British Wildlife Rehabilitation Council,
botanist
and independent ecological and education consultant, Lorna (Mem.MBA, MSET,
QTLS), has over 25 years experience of teaching and writing
educational resources. Lorna is an OCR GCSE Natural History panel
member. She is also a CIEEM (Chartered Institute of
Ecology and Environmental Management) Trainer (terrestrial and
marine), an FSC Associate Tutor and qualified
assessor, internal verifier and advisor with Cert.Ed and QTLS
status. Lorna has conducted many wetland vegetation surveys, water quality
surveys, Sphagnum moss and wildflower surveys over the years and
provides detailed reports with explanations and advice on management
and eradication of invasive species. Lorna is proud to have taken
part in the award winning Cheshire Meres and Mosses Project. Lorna
is also a Regional Coordinator for the Sea Watch Foundation
(Flintshire, Denbighshire and Conwy). Lorna has shared her
passion for marine wildlife through radio show interviews on Calon
FM, by encouraging wider public participation in 
