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The Rutland Natural History
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formed in February 1965 and now has over 300 members. |
Puss Moth Phil Rudkin
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objects of the Society are: |
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to further the
cause of Natural History; |
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study, record and help preserve Rutland's wild life, in particular; |
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to meet and
exchange information with other bodies, and to encourage all ages to
take an interest in wildlife and its conservation. |
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For Subscription details and to download a membership form and standing
order form click
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use the buttons above to learn more about us
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| Registered
Charity No. 514693 |
3 Barn Owls: Jim Eaton |
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PERMIT DETAIL CHANGE
We have
just been advised by the agent acting for Burley on the Hill that the
society members should not enter Burley Woods until the 1st April.
Further
information on the reason behind this should be available for the next
issue of Fieldfare.
Please respect this new timescale. |
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PLANTLIFE NATURE RESERVES
SEATON MEADOWS
For more information
click here |
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INDOOR
MEETINGS
The winter programme of indoor
meetings is now in full swing with a great programme of speakers lined up.
As you will all no doubt be aware
there has been considerable disruption during the refurbishment/rebuild of
Oakham C of E Primary School.
This is now all complete and our
meetings are benefitting from the vastly improved car parking
facilities accessed off Burley Road.
The sound and projection system
is state of the art and the sound can be adjusted to meet all needs.
If you have any problems with the
sound during a meeting please speak up at the time, do not suffer in
silence, different speakers need different levels on the sound system.
It is no good grumbling at the
end of a meeting when you will have missed the information.
Please help us to make the
meetings successful and bring along any friends/relatives who may be interested.