After a short AGM, the Officers and Recorders will present their annual reports. To see our full events programme click HERE. Most membership rates are rising from 1st Jan 2018. If you pay by standing order please ensure that you amend your payment to the new rate.

To provide an integrated approach to the collection, management and analysis of habitat data in the UK.

Photo index, with search. WILDLIFE in the 1940s and 60s. Robin Williams, with Tim Vowles. Insects, birds of prey and waterbirds - in flight. Of insects and birds in flight. Bees, wasps, ants.

S! ACTIVELY HELPING REPTILES AND AMPHIBIANS ACROSS SOMERSET. The Reptile and Amphibian Group for Somerset. What do we do? Surveying and recording reptile and amphibian populations across the county. Interesting and inspiring talks - A range of talks through out the year covering subjects s.

To help protect bats in Somerset. Some species are more common than others and some are endangered. The Bat Group is actively engaged in varied activities to help preserve these fascinating creatures. If you are interested in joining us the please contact secretary.

Recording all plants growing wild in Somerset, not just the rarities! Photos of meetings 2008. 3 Bossington to Hurlstone Point. 5 Bridgwater and Taunton Canal. 8 Cheddar Gorge and Black Rock area. 10 Crook Peak and Wavering Down. 11 Dunster Beach and Minehead dunes.

Save our Magnificent Meadows Volunteering. URGENT APPEAL - Help us complete the jigsaw. 50 Ways to Raise 50. Catcott Nature Reserve Appeal Update. My Wild Life and AGM 2015. Wildlife to See This Month. Routes to the River Tone. Private and Community Nature Reserves. The State of Nature Report 2013.

Flora and Fauna of the Valley. Aquatic, Marginal and Bog Plants. The main track in Harridge Wood West has a damp gully to its side. This has a number of intersting flowering plants, and currently Marsh Marigold is in full flower. Marsh Marigold in damp ditch.