Julia Nunn (jdn@cherrycottage.myzen.co.uk).
June Chatfield (01420 82214).
A public consultation on recommended Gaelic names for the most common shellfish in Scotland’s seas was launched on the 8th May by Scottish Natural Heritage (SNH).
Heath snail in the Burren, Co. Clare, Ireland. Vulnerable on the Irish Red List
Joint meeting with Gloucestershire Naturalists Society and Gloucestershire Invertebrate Group, as a tribute to the memory of David Long, the county mollusc recorder who died earlier this year. 
Leaders: Keith Alexander (01392 413092; keith.alexander@waitrose.com) and John Fleming (01452 813659; johnfleming2012@hotmail.co.uk).
Saturday 23rd June 2018: FIELD MEETING (marine, non-marine and fossil): Deben estuary, Suffolk.
Simon Taylor (01621 810141, marine@conchsoc.org).
Joint meeting with Shropshire Invertebrate Group.
Mags Cousins (07791505641, mags.cousins@naturalengland.org.uk).
Conch Soc contribution to Coastal Creatures 8 hour Bioblitz, organised by North Devon Coast AONB and Northam Burrows Country Park.
Bas Payne (bas.payne@gmail.com, 01647 24515).
14:00 – 17:30: Angela Marmont Centre, Natural History Museum, Cromwell Rd., London SW7 5BD.
Bas Payne (01647 24515; bas.payne@gmail.com)