Reserve in karst limestone area with dramatic disused quarries, ancient woodland and the only turlough ("disappearing lake”) in Britain.
Ben Rowson (Ben.Rowson@museumwales.ac.uk, 07853 849114) and Dai Herbert (phasianella@gmail.com, 07470393642)
Focus on Ena montana in ancient woodlands on limestone.
Keith Alexander (07394 251990, keith.alexander@waitrose.com)
Meet at 10:30 at NGR SE 372 064; please contact leader to confirm.
Joyce Simmons (01977 620725, joyce@gentian.plus.com )
Continuing the exploration of National Trust Silurian limestone grassland and disused quarries.
Meet at 10.30 at Much Wenlock car park, SO 61287 99644.
Mags Cousins (07791 505641, mags.cousins@naturalengland.org.uk).
Classic Surrey heath habitats.
Meet at 11:00 at National Trust car park/visitor centre, NGR SU 891357.
June Chatfield (01420 82214, collections@haslemeremuseum.co.uk)
***** Update: This meeting is still going ahead; but in view of current regulations, there cannot be more then 6 participants, so anyone who has not previously contacted Bas may h
Bas Payne (01647 24515; bas.payne@gmail.com)
Native and introduced species in the gardens, glasshouses and woodland; help create a reference collection for the site.
Imogen Cavadino and Hayley Jones (imogencavadino@rhs.org.uk, 01483 226568).
Joint meeting with Wyre Forest Study Group.
Rosemary Winnall and Rosemary Hill (secretary@conchsoc.org).
Area with a good variety of rocky and sandy shores, relatively under-recorded. Based at Dale Fort Field Study Centre, where laboratory facilities are available
Simon Taylor ( marine@conchsoc.org, 01621 810141)
Just a reminder that the deadline for bids is midnight on Sunday (15 March).
The catalogue, rules and a bid form are all available to download below.
Bas Payne (01647 24515; bas.payne@gmail.com)