The archaeology walk planned for January 17th has been postponed because of the current situation.
When it is possible to re-schedule details will be posted here.
Unfortunately, the advertised iRecord Training course in the recent e-bulletin is now fully booked.
It looks as this course has been very popular, and sold out quickly. It may be that the FSC offer another round of training based on high demand – we will let you know about any developments.
If you were thinking of attending the training, please do still register your interest at [email protected] and we can then contact you directly should any further opportunities arise.
Apologies for any disappointment.
Catch up with all the latest IWNHAS news in the December e-bulletin here
We are planning to run our annual New Year Plant Hunt on 1st January 2021
We are hoping to be able trial a small number of outdoor meetings over the Winter Months. These sessions will need to be booked and have limited spaces available.
Whether or not the meetings will take place will be dependent upon restrictions at the time.
Plans will always be subject to change in line with the latest Government COVID advice.
For more information see: https://iwnhas.org/groups/forthcoming-meetings/
Many congratulations to Matthew Chatfield who was sworn in as the new IWNHAS President last Saturday 3rd October at a very socially distanced meeting strictly adhering to the rule of 6! (more…)
The new issue of ‘Recording Now’ – the Island’s species recording newsletter is out now, click here to read the latest species news, stories and events from across the Isle of Wight.
Society AGM 2020
Our postponed AGM is scheduled to take place on Saturday 3rd October at Haseley Manor Wedding Barn at 2pm. However, under revised Government guidelines we can no longer have 30 people. We do need to conduct our AGM business so the meeting will take place as scheduled but with just six people!
Catch up with the news from IWNHAS in our July e-bulletin here:
https://mailchi.mp/5a42ed08ebe4/iwnhas-e-bulletin_july2020
Read the latest updates, news, ideas and activities from the IWNHAS and beyond….
Isle of Wight Natural History & Archaeological Society