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Please note that the email address given in the e-bulletin sent out recently is incorrect. It should be should be: jackie30hart@gmail.com  

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 d

Catch up with all the latest IWNHAS news in the December e-bulletin here

Mary Edmunds of the Wight Nature Fund has passed on some news about the future of the organisation and its reserves. From 1 January 2021, the Alverstone and Newchurch reserves of Wight Nature Fund will be managed by the Hampshire and IW Wildlife Trust. The future management of other s

The Ornithology group will experiment with holding the following bird meetings observing the current government restrictions. It is essential to pre-book a place as currently we will only be able to meet as a group with a total of six people. Two leaders have been arranged, Jim Baldwi

We will hold a trial meeting  on Sunday 20th December and on Saturday 18th January. Please see the Bird Group page for further details.

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

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!