Prestwood Nature
Aims of Prestwood Nature
The primary aim of Prestwood Nature is to: Enhance the quality of the natural environment through the involvement of local people.
We do this by:
- Restoring and maintaining sites to preserve natural resources
- Guided walks led by knowledgeable members to increase awareness of the natural environment
- Arrange talks on subjects of interest to our members
- Produce a regular newsletter for members
- Maintain records of plant and animal life in order to see how the environment is changing in response to climate change and other pressures
See our Activities page for what’s coming up.
Prestwood Nature Newsletters
The current version of the newsletter is reserved for members only but we are building up an archive of past issues that are available for anyone to download. Find it on our Membership Page.
Join Prestwood Nature now
Membership costs just £8 per year for all family members.
The membership year starts on 1st. January so the subscriptions for 2022 are now due.
Click on the button below to download a membership form.
Our Next Talk
The Glow-worm
A talk by John Tyler
Tuesday 14th June 7:30 at Great Kingshill Village Hall
An insect’s-eye journey through the life of this fascinating creature, from egg to adult, looking at how it hunts and feeds, how it defends itself and of course how (and why) it produces its magical light.
For information on how to register for this event click on the button below.
Plants to look for in May
In May there is a profusion of flowers to see but Karen’s Guide highlights a few that are easy to overlook.
Download it to your phone and take it with you on your country walks.
Bluebells
Unsure how to tell the difference between English and Spanish Bluebells? Karens’s bluebell guide makes it clear.
These are the places we work at
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