Bracknell Forest Natural History SocietyA society for everyone interested in nature and its conservation |
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The Society is for everyone interested in nature 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.
by Ross Gurden BBC Wildlife Magazine author and wildlife photographer. Click here for event poster.
Outings in the pipeline: Please click here to view our latest BFNHS Newsletters Woodland Restoration Project at Nightingale Triangle: Click here for more information on the work we have been doing in the woodland. And click here for a unique 'journey' through the Seasons which illustrates just how interesting and appealing Nightingale Triangle is. The British Wildlife Centre: Our Members' Trip to the Centre was fascinating and thoroughly enjoyable. Click here to see a montage of photos taken by one of our Members. Hawk Conservancy Visit: Enjoy these fabulous photos from our outing - and more brilliant photos, all taken by our Members. Thames Valley Environmental Records Centre www.tverc.org TVERC collect, analyse and share biodiversity and geodiversity information in Berkshire and Oxfordshire. You can submit your wildlife sightings and share your wildlife records at their website. Bracknell District Urban Wildlife Group have now become incorporated into Bracknell Forest Natural History Society. Please click here for further information on the wonderful work of BDUWG since 1989, and to download Orchid & Dragonfly Reports and BDUWG newsletters. For more information please email: |
Evening Meeting in the Recital Room at South Hill ParkSocially distanced on a tour of Waltham PlaceVolunteers hard at work, Nightingale TrianglePreparing for our Bat Walk at South Hill ParkLarge-scale tidying up at Nightingale Triangle after the 2022 stormsA friendly otter says ‘Hello’ at the British Wildlife Centre |