In the light of the current COVID19 pandemic, and in accordance with government advice, we are unfortunately having to cancel most of our planned events and activities until further notice, apart from virtual events and those which can be done safely in a socially distanced manner.
Below is our full list of events happening throughout the year, to develop learning, provide you with skills in conservation work, and meet new people in the area. Both members and non-members welcome! You can filter your search by selecting a month below.
Discover our range of volunteering opportunities to get involved in and make a difference. Read more
A day of talks, presentations and interest about what can be done to help wildlife thrive in churchyards and cemeteries. Read more
Come and find out how sacred land can be managed and get involved with some practical tasks if you like. Read more
Join us for an illustrated talk by Dr Ian Cardy about bats. Read more
A comparison of two neighbouring woods to see which has more autumn colour: Webbs Wood, with its unusual predominance of small-leaved lime, and Ravensroost Wood with its oaks (and others). Read more
Dr Peter Innes from the University of Reading will give a talk on how extreme weather and climate change are likely to affect British wildlife in the coming years. Read more
Join us for an illustrated talk by Tim Tapley. Read more
Robin Griffiths leads a walk through the Cotswold Water Park to see some of the newly arrived wintering wildfowl. A good variety of birds should be seen in their fresh winter plumage. Read more
Expert photographer Graham Lenton will give an illustrated talk showing the wildlife (especially birds) he captured on film while visiting this unique island. Read more
Tom Morath from the Hawk Conservation Trust, one of the country's leading avian charities, will give an illustrated talk on the Trust’s work at home and abroad to conserve a wide range of birds of prey, many of which are close to extinction. Read more
Join us for an illustrated talk by local expert Bill Blumsom to discover what makes the natural world tick. Read more