Papers from Volume 35 (published 2021) are now available to download, without charge, from this website.
Table of Contents of Volume 35
- Complete Volume
- Editorial 4
- John Margham The Isle of Wight Church Notes of Sir Stephen Glynne 5-16
- John Margham The population of the Isle of Wight to 180 17-26
- Vicky Basford The Royal Survey of the Isle of Wight 1559-60: The Transcription at the Isle of Wight County Record Office 27-32
- Roger J. H. Herbert, Alice E. Hall, Mark Eames, Adrianus G.T. Goudswaard, Sam Greenhill, Ken Collins, Jenny Mallinson & Sue Hawley Pier Beneath: Observations of the marine flora and fauna associated with Yarmouth Pier, Isle of Wight 33-45
- Colin R. Pope Bohemia Bog: a botanical treasure 46-55
- Martin Munt A review of the Turonian Fauna from Roger’s Pit, Carisbrooke, Isle of Wight 56-63
- Colin R. Pope Flowering plants and ferns, Isle of Wight 2020 64-70
- Colin R. Pope and Jackie Hart New and interesting fungi, Isle of Wight 2020 71-74
- Colin R. Pope Bats (Chiroptera), Isle of Wight 2020 75-77
- Jim R. Baldwin Notable moths, Isle of Wight 2020 78-79
- Obituary Sam Knill-Jones 80-81
- Jim R. Baldwin Odonata, Isle of Wight 2020 82-83
- Alex Peaker Dinosaur Isle Museum: a year in review 84-87
- Clive Cooper Meteorological Report for Shanklin, Isle of Wight 2020 88-90
- Articles about the Isle of Wight that have recently appeared in other publications 91
- Colin R. Pope Flowering plants and ferns, illustrations continued 92
- Index to Proceedings 2014-2021 93
Wight Studies is an annual publication, usually available in August, containing papers on the natural history, geology, landscape, and archaeology of the Isle of Wight. It is available on publication as a benefit of membership to members of the Society.