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Society Events

Tue
17
Sep
2019

Plant finds and re-finds in Northamptonshire
7.30pm for an 8.00pm start
Tue
24
Sep
2019

Practical night – autumn fungi
7.30pm for an 8.00pm start
Tue
24
Sep
2019

Practical night – autumn fungi
7.30pm for an 8.00pm start

Society News

Two for Joy – second edition of The Magpie
Trip Report – Coombs Quarry and Padbury Brook 6 August 2019

Other Events

Sun
22
Sep
2019

Family Heritage Open Day - Great Linford Manor Park
12:00 - 16:00
Wed
25
Sep
2019

RSPBNBLG Walk - Floodplain Forest Nature Reserve
10:00 am
Thu
26
Sep
2019

National Moth Night at Linford Lakes NR
19:15 – 21:00
Sat
05
Oct
2019

Exhibition of Microscopy - Natural History Museum
10:30 - 16:00
Wed
09
Oct
2019

RSPBNBLG Walk - Summer Leys NR
10:00 am

Other News

Call to stop ‘badger massacre’ as cattle TB rises in cull zones
Declining abundance of beetles, moths and caddisflies in the Netherlands
Petition to extend native status & legal protection to reintroduced native species in the UK
Opportunity to change the shape of general licences
BTO Garden Birdwatch
Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2019 – Highly Commended images
Know your Bank Vole!
British birds affected by climate change
Big Butterfly Count: Fine weather boosts species in UK
Turtle Dove population in a tailspin
Rare meat-eating plant making a comeback
Defra to review release of game birds after legal threat
UK biodiversity indicators published (1) – who knew?
The Great British Hedgerow Survey
Badger cull in England extended to ‘unimaginable scale’
Protecting Britain’s Butterflies – How To Look After Them
Millions of wild birds illegally killed in the Middle East
Climate change ‘has affected a third of UK bird species’
Water firms accused of draining the Cam dry
On the verge of something big
Twenty-two Hen Harrier chicks fledge at Bowland
Vet says badger culls caused ‘immense pain’
General licences to be reviewed in Wales
‘Eagles need to eat too’: grouse moors take new approach to shooting
Government rejects Derbyshire badger cull
US government announces changes to the Endangered Species Act
Spotty Chequered Skippers!
Hedgerow wildlife
Bird responses to housing development in intensively managed agricultural landscapes
BeeWalk
Seal pups counted in the Thames
Global heating brings Mediterranean butterfly to the UK
Water, water everywhere – but is it enough?
RSPB Scotland calls for immediate halt to mountain hare culls
Dynamic Dunescapes – A UK Project Restoring Sand Dunes Across England and Wales
Thousands of turtle doves to be shot in France this season
Thursley National Nature Reserve named ‘Dragonfly Hotspot’

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