Urban Mammals Course
Mammal Society introductory course, details Here
Congratulations
Pippa Hyde receives the Royal Parks Guild award 2012. More Here.
Acting President
Jan Hewlett is our new acting president. More Here
Mammal Talks
Horniman Museum Spring programme. More Here
Corvid Perception Survey
Help Corvid research by completing this survey.
LAMAS Lectures
London and Middlesex Archaeological Society. More Here
Alan Octavian Hume
South London Botanical Institute series of talks. More Here
NFBR Jan. Newsletter
Available online open access from Here.
Diptera Workshop2nd
Feb.
One space left. More Here.
Octoploid Vigour
Japanese knotweed's invasive nature explained. More Here.
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Field
trips - photos
Our members have two things in common - an interest in nature and a
wish to learn more about the diverse wildlife of the London area.
(Botany) Sunday 18th May 10:30 a.m. Monad recording for the LFP. Sidcup. TQ463726.
(Botany) Saturday 22nd May 10:30 a.m. Hounslow Heath
(London Bird Club) Saturday 25th May 09:30 a.m. Sewardstone for warblers, Skylark & Meadow Pipit
(Botany) Saturday 25th May 10:30 a.m. Monad recording for the LFP Lewisham TQ3876.
More About Our Activities
The
wildlife of the London area is astonishingly diverse and constantly
changing. We cover a circle 20 miles (32km) from St Pauls, encompassing
a wide range of habitats.
More About our Study Area
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London's Habitats
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We Can Make a Difference
London's
biodiversity faces new challenges from climate change and development
pressure. You can contribute to the conservation of wildlife in the
London area by helping to record the changing fortunes of the many
species that live here. Together with our historic records, this
information will help us to tackle the conservation issues of the
future.
Join us,
learn new skills, and help us to make a difference..
Field and indoor meetings
Summer is nearly over, and as the evenings draw in, our field meetings become shorter and a number of indoor events and lectures begin to appear on our winter Programme. Do look at this to find those that interest you. If you haven't yet enjoyed the company and the pleasure of exploring London's natural history with like-minded souls, now is a good time to start. Click here to see photos taken on recent field trips.
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Photo credits: Helleborine orchid, Mick
Massie; Common Darter dragonfly, Peter Gasson;
Goldfinch,
Annette Warwick; Abney Park meeting, Mike Trier; Waterloo meeting Marc
Carlton; Bittern, Peter Gasson.