Recently I have been helping with a project called Orchid Observers, at the Natural History Museum. The aim is to get members of the public to send in photos of 29 key species and also participate in a crowd sourcing project to help us check transcribed data on old herbarium sheets and help to confirm .

The network of community groups committed to the care of the environment, greener living and development of the local economy in Berkshire. Nature Conservation and Wildlife Rescue. Recycling and More from Less. Smart Money and Ethical Investment. Welcome to this site! We look forward to hearing your news and receiving feedback and suggestions . School builds Greenhouse from recycled bottles! Dolphin School at Hurst have recently.

Using the GPS eTrex H. The WDVTA was launched in January 2007 to help ensure that veteran and other significant trees in and around the district of Wokingham were properly identified, protected and managed - and to increase public awareness of their importance. Currently we have over 230 members. The Association supports the Wokingham District Veteran Tree Survey. To which all are welcome.

Skip navigation, and jump to the content. The wildlife conservation website for Berkshire. All you need to know about the wildlife is your local environment. And how to improve your local area with our habitat. discover how wildlife, like birds, invertebrates and amphibians can be encouraged to thrive in your area. Find out what the berkshire local biodiversity. And visit the many nature reserves. Why does we need trees.

Dr Peter Allen Royal Holloway, University of London. The Reading Geological Society has had an active role in geology for over 39 years. We have monthly meetings offering lectures.