Please note: Paul Davies’ email was incorrect in the recent addition of Recording Now, and the same goes for piece to be featured in the forthcoming Bulletin.
If you would like to find out more about getting involved with the project, please contact Paul on: [email protected].
Just a reminder that booking is required on the forthcoming Winter Tree Walk, Northwood Park Cowes, Saturday 27th January 14:00hrs.
A chance to observe some very large historic trees and try identifying trees by winter twigs.
Meet by the large Plane Tree by the Public Toilets near the car park in Park Road, Cowes
Leaders Dave and Hazel Trevan.
Booking essential phone 01983 853927
We would like to thank all our speakers for their inspiring, engaging and thought provoking presentations; to all delegates attending, and to all IWNHAS Members and Volunteers whom keep the whole event running – see you next year!
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.
Click here for further info
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
Isle of Wight Natural History & Archaeological Society