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Using maps and GPS

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Jean Sinclair will discuss the use of maps of various types, GPS and location descriptions in the UK and overseas, to record natural history findings and to interpret others’ reports, drawing on her experiences on BSES expeditions and during the 2012 Olympics.

This talk is part of the Cambridge Natural History Society series.

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