Guided walk at Morgan's Hill (supporter event)

Guided walk around the reserve to see the duke of burgundy butterfly at its peak.

This event is for members only.

12-2pm event: Register here

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Wellbeing Programme Officer (part-time)

The Wellbeing Programme works to put people with a range of issues back in touch with nature and works in a holistic way to engage and support them to better mental and physical health.

Conservation and Management of Green Lane Woodlands

Final online talk in a series of talks on the history, the ecology and the management of the woods.
The Wildlife of Green Lane Woodlands

Third in a series of informative online talks on the history, the ecology and the management of the woods.
Volunteering opportunities

Discover our range of volunteering opportunities to get involved in and make a difference.
A New Zealand coastal odyssey

Experienced wildlife photographers Eddy and Pam Lane will give an illustrated talk on the wildlife and habitats of this beautiful country.
Langford Lakes new wetland, art exhibition and tasting event (members only)

Wildlife exhibition, new wetland and 'tasting' event
Guided walk around Hagbourne Copse (supporter event)

For members only - join us for a guided walk to see the bluebells.
Guided walk around Clattinger Farm (supporter event)

For members only - join us for a guided walk around Clattinger Farm to see the snakeshead fritillaries
Guided walk at Coombe Bissett Down (supporter event)

For members only - join us for a guided walk around Coombe Bissett Down to look for the signs of spring.
Minibus trip to a great bustard breeding site

An afternoon visit to Salisbury Plain to see these magnificent birds.
UK future weather trends and the effect on wildlife

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.