Bracknell Forest Natural History Society
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This society is for everyone interested in natural history and its conservation. Our aims are to present and share information about the Natural World, to increase awareness about its importance and to work to increase the biodiversity of local wildlife habitats.
We run a programme of Monthly Meetings at which guest speakers give illustrated talks on a wide variety of natural history topics, both local and worldwide. Our meetings are held in the Recital Room at South Hill Park Arts Centre. Visitors welcome, no need to book.
The last of a series of four Wildflower Walks organised by BDUWG will be held on Sunday 8th August 2-4pm at Larges Lane cemetery and Savernake Park. Meet first in Larges Lane cemetery entrance RG12 9AL. Booking essential. Contact David Rowe on (01344) - 411 695.
We are involved in a variety of Outdoor Activities. Recent conservation projects include the restoration of woodland at Clinton's Hill and Scott's Hill. For these ventures we were awarded funds from the BIG Lottery/BBC Breathing Places scheme. We will start work in July on Allsmoor Wildlife Patch - our latest biodiversity project.
We actively support and work in Partnership with many other environmental organisations and local community groups. We have gained a Gold Award from the Bracknell Forest Partnership for involving many different groups in our Breathing Places projects. We are affiliated to BBOWT, the local branch of The Wildlife Trust.
We also arrange outings, field trips and social events for our members. There is a friendly atmostphere at our meetings and visitors are always welcome.
Planting at Scott's Hill
