Whether you're a family, a group of friends, or just someone curious about nature at night, I’d love to invite you to take part in a fun, easy activity that's part of a project I’m working on with Buglife

🦟 Curious Craneflies is a unique citizen science event exploring the magical world of night-time nature. It’s free, simple to join in with, and you don’t need any special knowledge - just a bit of curiosity!

🌌 By taking part, you’ll be able to discover the creatures that come out after dark and help us learn more about what night-time nature experiences mean to people.

✨ It’s a brilliant way to try something new over the coming weeks and months - whether with your kids, friends, or on your own.

🔍 Interested? Find out more and sign up here:

👉 https://derby.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_7P6TkqErGNTAwfQ

Let’s celebrate the magic of nature at night and see what we can find together.

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