Events
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Wednesday walk
Wednesday morning walks, which are a steady 3 - 4 miles in length, are of general interest and are usually followed by an optional pub…
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Christmas Party and Photographic Competition
Pangbourne Village Hall 6 Station Rd, Pangbourne, Berskshire, United KingdomQuizzes, food and drink as well as judging of photographs submitted to our annual competition.
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Saving the Stone Curlew (Zoom)
Speaker: Keith Betton (Hampshire Ornithological Society) The Stone Curlew is a special bird of the North Wessex Downs where it breeds in small numbers. This…
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Trees of Whiteknights Campus
Whitenights University of Reading, Reading, United KingdomLeader: Marcus Wheeler Meet at the university sports centre car park off Shinfield Road for a walk to look at some of the old or…
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Birds and Mammals of the Terai Lowlands
Pangbourne Village Hall 6 Station Rd, Pangbourne, Berskshire, United KingdomSpeaker: Matt Eade (Naturetrek Ltd) Nepal has greatly varying habitats, with eight 8,000m mountains, tropical forested hillsides, and Terai lowlands, which support a wealth of…
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Wednesday walk
Wednesday morning walks, which are a steady 3 - 4 miles in length, are of general interest and are usually followed by an optional pub…
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Geology at Finchampstead Ridges
Finchampstead Ridges Finchampstead, United KingdomLeader: Lesley Dunlop Meet at the National Trust’s Simon’s Wood car park on the north side of Wellingtonia Avenue, RG45 6AE. A walk of about…
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Life at Deep-sea Hydrothermal Vents (Zoom)
Speaker: Prof Jon Copley (Univ of Southampton) This talk explores the patterns of life at hydrothermal vents on the ocean floor, where chemosynthesis sustains colonies…
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Flora of the Eastern Pyrenees
Pangbourne Village Hall 6 Station Rd, Pangbourne, Berskshire, United KingdomSpeaker: Dr Brian Ferry (Royal Holloway College) From 1990-2010 Brian made annual visits to the eastern Pyrenees where he made detailed studies of the flora.…
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Savernake Forest *cancelled*
As the forecast is trully grim for Wednesday we have decided to change this to a local walk in the Sulham Woods area instead. It…