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Unfortunetaly we have no room for a soal event this year. Next meeting is on Saturday 9 December 2023 starting at 11.00am. Recording workshop The methods and ways of Wildlife recording Steve Cross Meet at the ground floor of the World Museum, Liverpool at 10.55 - 11.00 to be taken up to the meeting room. Unfortunately, we have no room for a social event this year, though people could perhaps go to the cafe. |
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Unless otherwise stated, meetings will start at 10.30. Please wear suitable footwear and have waterproof clothing as there is often uneven (or wet ground) or inclement weather. Bring a packed lunch and plenty to drink, as well as insect repellents, sunhats, sun-cream etc. Identification books, hand lenses, a phone and camera would be useful too. Members will need to pre-book with leaders and give contact details, so we know who to expect at meetings and in case there are any last-minute changes. Attendance at field meetings is at members’ own risk. Each meeting contains an educational component to help new or less experienced members.
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 (latest issue here). The Library of the Society is located in the Botany Department in the Museum.
Thinking of joining? Why not come along to join us free of charge for a few field meetings before committing to membership. We are a friendly society and members are welcome whatever their age, level of botanical knowledge or background.
On social media we have an active Facebook group where members can share photos of recent finds and ask for help with identification, we also have photos and accounts of our meetings.
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 (latest issue here). The Library of the Society is located in the Botany Department in the Museum.
Thinking of joining? Why not come along to join us free of charge for a few field meetings before committing to membership. We are a friendly society and members are welcome whatever their age, level of botanical knowledge or background.
On social media we have an active Facebook group where members can share photos of recent finds and ask for help with identification, we also have photos and accounts of our meetings.
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Wepre Park 15 April 2023
Dibbinsdale 29th April 2023
Great Orme 3rd June 2023
Liverpool 24th June 2023
Crosby 15th July 2023
Gowy Meadows 5th August 2023
Ainsdale 2nd September 2023
Aughton 16th September 2023
Eastham Country Park 21st October 2023
Further information and photos from our 2023 field trips are here
The BSBI Plant Atlas 2020 website is now up and running at https://plantatlas2020.org/ and the Atlas itself is at https://plantatlas2020.org/atlas. It is based on over 30 million records and has distribution maps for 3,495 species.
The 2-volume book has been published and includes maps, accounts and graphics for 2,863 species. |
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AGM 2023
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