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WellsHave a look at some of the great entries we received for our group photo competition in the right hand slideshow.The winners in the three categories are:
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Family Events We arrange activities during the year that encourage our younger members to join us hunting and identifying local fungi, plants, butterflies and reptiles etc. |
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| Coach Trip Each year we visit a wildlife reserve or a conservation project outside our area, they have included Slimbridge, The Red Kite centre Gigrin Farm, Axe valley at Seaton and Brownsea Island |
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| Talks Talks are held in Wells Museum on the last Tuesday of each month between September and March at 7.30pm (doors open 07.00pm) admission £2.50 members, £3.00 non members covering a wide range of wildlife and conservation topics. There is disabled access and refreshments are served in the interval. |
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Get in touch!For further information please telephone our joint chairmen or email using the form below. Les and Ron look forward to meeting you at their next event.
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Orchids and limestone flowers on Compton Dundon Beacon with local naturalist and Gilling Down Reserve Manager, Paul Keen
A morning with dragonfly expert Dr Michael Parr. A walk around Priddy Mineries looking for rare dragonflies and butterflies. A must for the enthusiasts.
Join Peter Bright on a walk through the back lanes of Westbury sub Mendip to find these fascinating creatures.
Join Peter Bright on a walk through the back lanes of Westbury sub Mendip to find these fascinating creatures.
A family friendly walk around the Bishops Moat, Wells with bat expert Dave Cottle and the SWT bat group.
About 30 children and their parents went to the Earth Science Centre for an afternoon of activities, here the children are examining owl pellets, before a visit to the quarry and a walk around the lake.
Examining owl pellets (above/below)
The Quarry
