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cambridgeshiregeologyclub.org

Cambridgeshire Geological Society - FURTHER LOCAL INFORMATION

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HOW TO FIND US. Further information on Cambridgeshire geology. HOW TO FIND US. The Mapping of Landscapes, Geology and Soils of Bedfordshire and Cambridgeshire. By Timothy Farewell, Peter Friend, Martin Whiteley and Joanna Zawadzka. Further information on various aspects of local geology and landscape can be found on the following sites:. Regional geology and details of some Cambridgeshire sites. Formation of the Fens. The following museums have displays on local geology and landscape:.

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Outreach | Cambridge University Outreach Network

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Cambridge University Outreach Network. Connecting outreach volunteers across the university. CUON define outreach as “the sharing of ideas with non-specialists”. Beyond this, anything goes! It might be an appearance on a radio show, a science-based comedy night, or a lecture about how you once dug up a Roman coin. Work is currently in progress on this section]. These groups have affiliated with CUON, and have approved their listing. To become affiliated, please contact us. Science and Plants for Schools.

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Friends of Cherry Hinton Brook

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Purple toadflax (Linaria purpurea), a plant of garden origin that seems quite at home along the Brook. Cambridge City Council’s leaflet about willow tree management. A community engagement project that re-connects people with their local river environment. Cambridge City Council’s list of Friends’ groups. Cambridge Natural History Society. Is open to anyone interested in natural history. Was formed to protect and improve the Cam and all its tributaries for all to enjoy. Friends of Cherry Hinton Hall.

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Save Our green Spaces

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Cambridge Natural History Society website. Cambridge Past Present and Future website. Cambridgeshire Wildlife Trust website. Cam Valley Forum website. Christ's Pieces Residents Association website. Federation of Cambridge Residents' Associations website. Friends of Cherry Hinton Brook website. Friends of Cherry Hinton Hall website. Friends of Fleam Dyke website. Friends of Histon Road Cemetery info. Friends of Histon Road Recreation Ground info page. Friends of Midsummer Common website.

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Events - gcfrench

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31 Mar 2016 11:21. This page lists local and national history events, using google calender. National Natural History Groups. BSBI: Botanical Society for British Isles. BDS: British Dragonfly Society. WFS:The Wild Flower Society. BBS: British Bryological Society. BCNP: Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire, Northamptonshire and Peterborough Wildlife Trust. LRWT: Leicestershire and Rutland Wildlife Trust. LWT: Lincolnshire Wildlife Trust. Local Natural History Groups. HFG: Huntingdon Fungus Group. Click here to to...

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Natural Communicator: June 2015

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Nature walks, talks, workshops and wild days out. Tuesday, 30 June 2015. Oystercatcher egg, Norfolk coast - Photo by Jo Sinclair. I imagined a multitude of sound layers beyond the obvious bumblebees, barking muntjac, coughing pheasants, pleading parties of tit chicks and garden warbler, blackbird, woodpigeon and blackcap song. Recently. Introduced by Chris Packham as 'sonic artist extraordinaire', the Cambridge born Fenlander describes what being a sound ecologist is all about. Packham introduces...They ...

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Links | Cambridgeshire & Peterborough Environmental Records Centre

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CPERC (Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Environmental Records Centre. 01954 713570 Follow us on facebook. On this page you will find links to the websites of other organisations relevant to biological recording in the UK. You will also find links for local natural history societies and other important groups with whom we share data and who are actively out studying the natural history in our county. Our new links page now has six sections. Firstly, we have links to. Cambridge Natural History Society.

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Natural Communicator: A Pop of Colour

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Nature walks, talks, workshops and wild days out. Wednesday, 3 June 2015. A Pop of Colour. A poppy field near me has become a talking point. 'Have you seen them? Used to walking in our monoculture landscape of blue-green wheat and sulphur yellow oil-seed rape, I felt a bit overwhelmed looking at the dense biodiversity of the Wildlife Trust's. On June 12 and 13th showcases some of these organisations and points the way to the Cambridge area's astonishing specialist knowledge of the natural world. About Na...