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The main activities of the group are birdwatching field visits and indoor talks on topics of wildlife interest. Indoor meetings usually take place on the second Tuesday of each month.
Field trips take place on Sundays and midweek and are suitable for all ages whether you are an experienced birder or just learning. Our friendly group will help you get the most out of the outings. We also produce a newsletter twice yearly. Our fundraising efforts have been very successful over the years and we like to support local projects such as the RSPB Loch of Strathbeg reserve. If you would like more information about the group, please check out our website..
Admission is FREE to indoor meetings with a charge of £1.00 for tea or coffee and home baking.
Aberdeen University, Main Lecture Theatre, Zoology Building, Tillydrone Avenue, Aberdeen, AB24 2TZ
Mark Sullivan
01224 861446
geolbird_abz@btinternet.com
The Affric area provides a fantastic environment for children and young people to explore nature. The group has a wonderful programme of activities to encourage children age 5-12 to develop an interest in birds and wildlife..
50p per child. Monthly meetings on Saturday mornings 10 am - 12 noon. Winter meetings at Balnain community hall and summer out and about in Affric. Contact Leader for meeting point details.
Balnain Community Hall, Balnain Glen Urquhart, By Drumnadrochit, Invernessshire, IV4 9LT
Sally Blyth
01456 415432
sally.blyth123@btinternet.com
The group's aim is to support actively the work of the RSPB in the local community and to involve RSPB members and the wider public in the Society's conservation, public affairs, education, fundraising and other activities. We have monthly indoor meetings locally from September through to April and have occasional walks around local nature reserves.
So, if you would like to have fun and meet like minded people contact us and help make a difference for birds and wildlife..
Indoor meetings commence at 7.30 pm. RSPB Member £3.00, Non-RSPB Members £3.00.
The Kirkgate Centre, The Kirkgate Centre, 39a, Kirkgate, Shipley, West Yorkshire, BD18 3EH
Paul Barrett
01274 582078
abRSPB@blueyonder.co.uk
The group's aim is to support actively the work of the RSPB in the local community and to involve RSPB members and the wider public in the Society's conservation, public affairs, education, fundraising and other activities. We have regular monthly indoor meetings throughout the year and have regular day-trips for bird watching. So, if you would like to have fun and meet like minded people contact us and help make a difference for birds and wildlife..
7.30PM, second Monday of the month. £3.00 admission fee.
College of Agriculture Food & Rural Enterprise, 22, Greenmount Road, Antrim, BT41 4PU
Brenda Campbell
02893 323657
brendacampbell@supanet.com
This group provides children and young people with a programme of activities that develops their interest in birds and wildlife..
10:30am - 12.30pm, 2nd Saturday of the month Sep-June £5 per child per year or £6 per family per year
Greenmount College, Tirgracy Road, Antrim, BT41 4PS
Desmond Smyth
028 2827 8891
dessmyth@live.co.uk
The Ashfield RSPB Wildlife Explorers group is called Ashplorers and was launched in February 2010. The group's name was chosen in a competition run by the group.
Most of our outdoor meetings are held at Brierley Forest Park, Huthwaite although we do also visit other local places that are rich in wildlife. Activities have included orienteering, making fatball feeders for birds using logs and pine cones, quizzes, fun educational games. The group also goes birdwatching, goes on moth & butterfly hunts, pond dipping, investigates owl pellets, and is now building a wildlife garden. Children under 8 are welcome but must be accompanied by an adult at all times..
Last Sunday in the month 10am-12 : check website for times and venue as they vary. Annual membership £15 for RSPB members, £20 for non-members which includes T-shirt, or per meeting £1.50 for RSPB members/£2 for non-members - T-shirts available for £7.50
Various Locations, NG17
Diane Bartlam
07847 935583
dianeashplorers@hotmail.co.uk
The group's aim is to support actively the work of the RSPB in the local community and to involve RSPB members and the wider public in the Society's conservation, public affairs, education, fundraising and other activities. We have regular monthly indoor meetings locally throughout the year and have occasional day-trips to local nature reserves.
7.30pm - 9.45pm
Prebendal Farm Community Centre, Fowler Road, Aylesbury, Buckinghamshire, HP19 7QW
Alan Mitchener
01844 208893
awmitchener@btinternet.com
The group's aim is to support actively the work of the RSPB in the local community and to involve RSPB members and the wider public in the Society's conservation, public affairs, education, fundraising and other activities. We have indoor meetings on the third Wednesday of each month from September to May and monthly outdoor meetings as well as an evening walks programme and regular weekend trips to local nature reserves and further afield. So, if you would like to have fun and meet like minded people contact us and help make a difference for birds and wildlife. For more information about local group activities/events please complete the Contact Us form above or telephone 01256 770831 / 07895 388378. FOR ALL OTHER ENQUIRIES PLEASE CALL THE RSPB SOUTH EAST REGIONAL OFFICE ON 01273 775333.
(Monday - Friday 9am - 5.15pm).
All indoor meetings start at 7.45pm. Admission £1.00 for local group members, £3.50 for non-members.
St. Michael's Church, St. Michael's Church Cottage, Church Square, Basingstoke, Hampshire, RG21 7QW
Peter Hutchins
01256 770831
RSPBbasingstoke@gmail.com
The group's aim is to support actively the work of the RSPB in the local community and to involve RSPB members and the wider public in the Society's conservation, public affairs, education, fundraising and other activities. We have regular monthly indoor meetings locally during the winter and have monthly day-trips (except in August) to nature reserves both locally and further afield.
RSPB Members £3.00, Local Group Members £2.00 and Non RSPB Members £3.00.
St. Andrews Community Church, Hawthorn Grove, Combe Down, Bath, Avon, BA2 5QA
Jean Melksham
01225 404985
jeanmelksham@blueyonder.co.uk
Group membership annual subscription rates: Adult £5.00 & Child FREE. Indoor meeting charges: Group Member £1.00 & Non-member £2.00.
Aircraft Research Association, The Sports & Social Club, Manton Lane, Manton Industrial Estate, Bedford, MK41 7PF
Carolyn Hawkes
01234 768 136
BedfordRSPBlocalgroup@gmail.com
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