LIGHT AND INFORMATIVE ILLUSTRATED WILDLIFE TALKS
All of my talks are illustrated by my own photography and can be varied in duration and commentary to suit the individual audience. I bring all of my own projection equipment including laptop and projector but would appreciate the use of a 6' screen or larger if there is one in the hall. However, if necessary, I can bring a 6' screen with me. I am available to give talks in the morning, lunch time, afternoon and evenings from September 1st to March 31st each winter season.
I have decided to stop giving Zoom talks. Obviously I could never have been a TV presenter! For me, I dislike the lack of feedback while giving Zoom talks; I even miss the groans when I deliver one of my 'bad jokes'.
I have over a dozen talks from various parts of the World. To see further details of any talk, click on the title below:-
New Beginnings; From Gravel to Grebes
Corsica - Mountains in the Mediterranean
Aotearoa - Land of the Long White Cloud
The Falklands - Islands of Kings, Tyrants and Giants
The Vercors - A Secret Corner of France
Wildlife of the Scottish Highlands
To book a talk please send an email via my Contact Me page ideally with a selection of dates (I often get booked up 15 - 24 months in advance) and I will see if I am free on the date(s) you offer. Also, please bear in mind that I only give talks from the beginning of September through to the end of March each 'winter season' and the venue should be within 45 minutes drive of Ringwood in Hampshire. My fees are adjusted to suit length of journey from Ringwood and how long you want me to talk for.
I look forward to hearing from you.
A couple of comments regarding my talks are as follows:-
"Thank you once again for a wonderful presentation on Scottish Wildlife. We very much enjoyed your anecdotes and superb photos ….." Portsmouth RSPB Group.
"Thank you for your most interesting & entertaining talk. Everyone enjoyed it & we have had lots of excellent comments & feedback. We note that you do other talks & we would certainly like to invite you back for our next season." East Dorset National Trust Association.
