This virtual event will showcase some of the fantastic initiatives collating data gathered by volunteer biological recorders and delve into what the data is telling us about UK wildlife and how you can get involved.
Learn about how local groups are improving our understanding of their patch and how a national recording scheme is pulling together data from across the UK to better understand the species that they cover.
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/why-irecord-virtual-symposium-tickets-568719113177
Saturday 12th November, Arreton Community Hall, 13:30hrs – 16:30hrs
All IWNHAS Members welcome and also anybody with an interest in Wildlife Recording.
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Catch up with all the latest species recording news from the Isle of Wight in the new edition of ‘Recording Now’ here.
The latest issue of the Island’s wildlife recording newsletter ‘Recording Now’ is now available here
The IW Bat Group and IW Bat Hospital are running an event to help celebrate International Bat Weekend 2021 were you can find out more about the Island’s bat species and hopefully get to track bats on the wing using detectors.
The event takes place on the evening of Saturday 28th August.
This is a free event, however booking is essential.
Find out more here
Our AGM will take place on Saturday 14th August at 14.00 hrs, at Arreton Community Centre.
You will have already received the papers. Please come along and support us if you feel comfortable to do so. We would encourage the use of face masks and we will have the windows open for good circulation. We hope to see you there.
The new date and time for June’s postponed Entomology Group moth trapping meeting is Monday 19th July at 21:30hrs.
All other details remain as per the programme re: venue and booking.
Leader: Selena Bone 298073
Due to current guidance, our AGM will have to be postponed yet again!
Do keep a look out for a new date to be arranged as soon as conditions allow.
Thankyou for your forebearance.
Owing to a poor weather forecast for this coming Friday 18th June, the evening Moth Trapping Meeting is being postponed.
The meeting will be rescheduled with a new date TBC.
Please pass this on to anybody you know who may have been thinking of coming along.
The latest issue of our species recording newsletter ‘Recording Now’ can be viewed here
Isle of Wight Natural History & Archaeological Society