Join Chris Stone for an illustrated journey through Lesvos, sharing wildlife highlights, birding adventures and memorable photography.

Discover how towns and cities can become thriving spaces for wildlife as we explore urban nature and conservation in this online event.

Discover the impact of 'rewilding' efforts in the county on the amphibian and reptile population, with John Baker

Join Jack Perks for a talk about the various non-native species of Britain, and whether they are harmless or causing ecological damage.

Join us as Paul Hatfield reveals the Undersea World of Indonesia and Borneo.

A member of the Cumbria Swifts group will give a talk on Swift Conservation in Cumbria.

See the many thousands of birds that migrate to the Exe Estuary during the autumn and winter months.

See the many thousands of birds that migrate to the Exe Estuary during the autumn and winter months.

Discover Sweet Briar Marshes in this illustrated talk which explores its wildlife and the challenges of restoring its rich biodiversity.

An illustrated talk by Darren Tansley, Essex Wildlife Trust

See the many thousands of birds that migrate to the Exe Estuary during the autumn and winter months.

A talk at the Kington Branch's regular monthly meeting

Discover the latest science in support of invertebrates and how we can help them, with Dr Ian Bedford

Suffolk’s ponds, their wildlife, restoration and creation, with Cathy Smith, conservation adviser, Suffolk Wildlife Trust.

Discover the wonder of the Trust's newest nature reserve, with Vicky Eyles, senior wilder communities officer

Bees are among our most important pollinators, playing a vital role in ecosystems and helping many of the plants around us to reproduce.

See the many thousands of birds that migrate to the Exe Estuary during the autumn and winter months.

Ian Brodie will warm us up on this February evening with an insight into the fascinating wildlife of India.

Join Steven Lovell for a look at the Iberian lynx and its journey back from the brink of extinction.

See the many thousands of birds that migrate to the Exe Estuary during the autumn and winter months.