HRH Prince Harry visiting Northumberland Wildlife Trust's Red Squirrel Northern England (RSNE) Project

The video tutorial discusses the importance of monitoring wildlife through ground observation, identifying species using visual cues, and the use of equipment like binoculars for better observation. It also explores the experience of walking through woodlands and the challenges of spotting wildlife.

Why is it important to have people on the ground during the wildlife monitoring season?

• To scare away predators

• To collect water samples

• To plant new trees

• To identify and monitor species

What tool is suggested for getting a closer look at wildlife?

• A microscope

• A telescope

• A magnifying glass

• Binoculars

Which colors are mentioned in relation to a specific species in the woods?

• Orange and purple

• Blue and white

• Black and yellow

• Red and green

What might you mistakenly think if you don't see any wildlife while walking through the woods?

• That the animals are nocturnal

• That the woods are empty

• That it's too cold for wildlife

• That the animals are hiding

What is the benefit of using tools to detect movement in the woods?

• To notice wildlife presence

• To identify plant species

• To capture animals

• To measure tree height