News

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!

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

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…. https://mailchi.mp/3c724245bcc3/iwnhas-e-bulletin_june-2020

Despite the easing of restrictions for some, we’d still love to continue receiving your garden wildlife observations which all contribute to our ‘Record Maker’s project where we are collecting as many of your records as possible to help generate a snapshot of nature

No further work on Wight Nature Fund Reserves

Read the latest updates, news, ideas and activities from the IWNHAS https://mailchi.mp/4b7d72b33920/ebulletin_may-2020

It with heavy hearts that we share the sad news of the recent death of IWNHAS long-standing member Bob Edney. One of the Isle of Wight Council’s longest-serving officers. Bob, from Wootton, started work for the Isle of Wight County Council in 1980. He worked in the countryside s