The hazel dormouse is a rare and elusive species, spending most of their time above ground in the trees. They can sleep for up to 7 months of the year and being nocturnal generally feed at night. Learn all about this secretive mammal and what is being done to conserve and survey for it at this talk.

The Wildlife Group is open to everyone and most activities are free including this talk. Please book your place to help our partners Durham Wildlife Trust plan for an informative evening.

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