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Liverpool Botanical Society
Unfortunately, due to the continuing coronavirus pandemic, and now current second ‘lock-down’, it is necessary to cancel our programme of indoor meetings, from 14th November 2020 to 13 March 2021. Things may change if the current lock-down and developing vaccine have the desired effect, you will be notified of any change by e-mail. Council members are currently discussing various options of how to tackle the AGM, due to take place in February.
Some of you have already paid subscriptions for this season, it is intended that these can roll-over to cover the 2021/22 season, for those who wish to do that.

Wishing you all well and stay safe. 
Founded in 1906, the Society runs a programme of events, ​indoor meetings at the World Museum Liverpool during the winter months and field meetings around the region during spring, summer and autumn.
The early years of the Society were documented in the Transactions and Proceedings of the Liverpool Botanical Society, then in a Bulletin and the Society now produces a newsletter Parnassia with news and reports of indoor and field meetings. ​The Library of the Society is located in the Botany Department in the Museum.
Honesty
Wood Forget-me-not
Garlic Mustard
Green Alkanet
Cherry blossom
Gorse

BBC News piece on Josh Styles mission to save rare plants in region is at
​ https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/uk-england-merseyside-54227252
His YouTube Channel is at  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCEHq4t89EB5R0ss8Z65vZyw
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  • Home
  • The LBS
    • Membership
    • Library
    • History
    • Contacts
  • Programme
    • Indoor Meetings
    • Outdoor Meetings
  • Recent Trip Accounts
    • 2019 Field Trips
    • 2018 Field Trips
    • 2017 Field Trips
    • 2016 Field Trips
    • 2015 Field Trips
    • 2014 Field Trips
    • 2013 Field Trips
    • 2012 Field Trips
    • 2011 Field Trips
    • 2010 Field Trips
  • Archives
    • Archives
    • Earlier (pre 2009) Field Trips >
      • 2009 Field Trips
      • 2008 Field Trips
      • 2007 Field Trips
      • 2006 Field Trips
      • 2005 Field Trips
      • 2004 Field Trips
      • 2003 Field Trips
      • 2002 Fieldtrips
      • 2001 Field Trips
      • 2000 Field Trips
      • 1999 Field Trips
      • 1998 Field Trips
  • Links
  • Blog
  • More links