Articles
- 2024 Society and Section AGMs
- New book release! The Butterflies of London
- Restore Nature Now march
- The London Bird Report needs editors!
- Botany quiz 2024
- 2023 Section and Society AGMs
- Natural History Second Hand Book Sale - Friday 24th to Sunday 26th March
- Botany quiz 2023
- 2022 Section and Society AGMs
- London Birdwatchers’ Pocket Checklist
- Changes to LNHS Rules
- Special publication on the birds of Walthamstow Wetlands
- LNHS News Focus: The LNHS Library - A hidden gem at the Natural History Museum
- London Rewilding Taskforce: call for evidence
- Accessibility and LNHS events – call for feedback
- Last chance to join the Reading Circle for 2022!
- Millennial Flora of Hampstead Heath Project 2022
- Bookham Commons field meetings are back!
- London Natural History Society AGM 2021
- Catch up with the 2021 LNHS Virtual Talks
- The printed programme returns!
- Hedgehogs in Greater London: Viability of fragmented populations in urban environments
- LNHS Student Survey Grant Awards - £250
- Outside the Honeypot: Wildlife Recording in the Urban World
- Gardening for Wildlife
- Sightings of invasive crustacean predation wanted!
- Look Out for Bee-flies
- Lockdown Learning with FSC BioLinks
- SOS Online Bird Talks
- Plants of London's Past Project
- Two shieldbugs to look out for in and around London
- Inspired by Dr Ian Wallace: The 2020 Brad Ashby Memorial Lecture
- Meet our New President: Maria Roberts
- Catch up with the 2020 LNHS Virtual Talks
- 2020 Society & Section AGMs
- Northwest London Birders
- Cockroaches Wanted!
- Recording Invertebrates in Autumn
- Digitising Historic Bird Records
- Garden Mammal Records Wanted
- Projects for LNHS Members: September 2020
- Archival images of London's parakeets
- Project Puffin
- LNHS to continue suspension of external activities (August 2020)
- GCSE Natural History Consultation
- Year of the Fly!
- Beautiful beetles at Bookham Common
- Delightful Diptera in the Natural History Museum Wildlife Garden
- New bee consolidating its foothold in London
- New British Beetle Found in South London
- Millennial Flora of Hampstead Heath Project
- London Butterfly Atlas Project
- London Bird Club Walks
- Plant galls report 2016
- Arachnida Report 2016
- Hemiptera Report for 2016
- Butterfly Report 2016
- Odonata Report 2016
- Orthoptera Report 2016
- Common Fungi of London
- Familiar Spiders of London
- Beetles of London
- Remarkable Fungi of London
- London Bat Atlas - Introduction
- Spider foray to Gunnersbury Triangle - 18 Oct 2015
- Hemiptera (‘true bugs’) of the London area
- Geology of London
- Welcome to London Natural History Society News
- Bird Books for Beginners
Restore Nature Now march
On 22 June, members of nature organisations from around the UK will join a march to Restore Nature Now in London. This family-friendly demonstration aims to be the biggest gathering of people for nature that the UK has ever seen. It is both a celebration of British nature and a call for urgent political action to address the nature and climate emergencies. The LNHS has joined over 300 other nature groups, including the National Trust, Wildlife Trusts and RSPB, as supporters of this event. If you would like to participate on the day, you can sign up and get more information at https://www.restorenaturenow.com
