Bracknell Forest Natural History Society
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The Society actively supports the aims and activities of:
Bracknell Conservation Volunteers
BCV meet every Tuesday to carry out practical conservation tasks at many sites within the Bracknell Forest area. www.bracknellcv.org.uk
Bracknell District Urban Wildlife Group
BDUWG discovers what wild plants and animals there are in the borough; presses for recognition of the value of this wildlife and its encouragement, and watches out for any threats it may face. To do this they:
- conduct surveys of the wildlife in the borough
- undertake and advise on management of open spaces for the benefit of wildlife
- run projects on particular plants and animals
- hold regular open meetings usually at outdoor sites
- lead local wildflower walks
BDUWG membership of £2 per year provides a quarterly newsletter containing fascinating detail on our local wildlife.
Membership secretary: Barbara Jerome, tel: (01344) - 411 025.
Newsletter editor: David Rowe, email: david-rowe @ sky.com
Chairman: Peter Knipe, email: peekay750 @ hotmail.co.uk
Berks, Bucks & Oxon Wildlife Trust
We are affiliated to BBOWT, the local branch of the Wildlife Trust www.bbowt.org.uk
We have close links with:
- Bracknell & Wokingham branch of the RSPB www.rspb.org.uk/groups/wokinghamandbracknell
- The British Trust for Ornithology www.bto.org
- Bracknell Garden Club
- OPAL (The Open Air Laboratories Network) www.opalexplorenature.org
- BBC Breathing Places www.bbc.co.uk/breathingplaces
- BFC Parks & Countryside Services www.bracknell-forest.gov.uk/leisure
- Friends of Lily Hill Park
- South East Berkshire branch of The Ramblers www.seberksramblers.org.uk
We have representation on:
- Bracknell Forest Biodiversity Forum
- Friends of South Hill Park
Lunch break with Bracknell Conservation Volunteers
