Author: chrisj013819d25c18

Last Monday (Jan 19th) local wildlife expert Brian Clews gave an excellent presentation on the Jubilee River to a packed room. This fascinating talk covered the Jubilee River's design and construction, the storm damage in 2003, and the wildlife it attracts.  This is the largest artificial channel in the UK, created to protect homes and … Continue reading The Jubilee River – Summary of January’s Evening Talk

A cool morning stroll around Lily Hill Park was enjoyed by all. Kindly led by Gill we saw lots of interesting trees, some beautiful fungi and a large dragonfly. From the pink seed pods of Magnolia tripetala and the textured bark of the pines to the huge majesty of the Wellingtonias and quirky shape of … Continue reading Summer Walk at Lily Hill Park – 10th August

Our new programme of Monday evening talks is now available. We start on September 15th with an update on the Runnymede Monitoring programme from Cathy Clark and Stefanie Smith and runs through to June 15th and cover subjects as diverse as Butterfly Identification Made Easy, Wildlife of the Jubilee River and Survival of the Shark. … Continue reading New Programme of Evening Talks for 2025/26

Welcome to our new-look website. It's the place to come to for details about 0ur programme of evening talks at South Hill Park, our guided walks and excursions, and general information about the Society (including how to become a member - go on, you know you want to...) Our heartfelt thanks to Helen Gatehouse who … Continue reading We’ve got a new look!