Tuesday 22 April  -  7.30pm:   Battle & Langton School, Battle
Annual General Meeting followed by a talk by Melvin Smith - 'Chalk Downland'
The brief AGM will be followed by Melvin’s talk.  It was on the chalk downs of southern England where Man first settled and created the landscapes that we know so well today.  Landscapes that are rich in wildlife of every description: a natural historian’s paradise.

Tuesday 23 September  -  7.30pm:   Battle & Langton School, Battle
John Buckingham – ‘A Naturalist in Pembrokeshire ’
In spring the magnificent coastline of south-west Wales is a riot of colour with carpets of wild flowers. Bird song is in full swing and huge numbers of seabirds are breeding on rugged off-shore islands.

Thursday 23 October  -  7.30pm:   Robertsbridge Village Hall
Brenda Holcombe – ‘A Journey to the Amazon’
The journey starts in the Atlantic Forest of Brazil and continues to the heart of the Amazon at Manaus and from there to the Peruvian Amazon at Iquitos looking at the great variety of birds, plants and insects.

Tuesday 25 November  -  7.30pm:   Battle & Langton School, Battle
Patrick Coulcher – ‘Natural History of the Isles of Scilly’
The Isles of Scilly are situated within the warm Gulf Stream, have an equable climate, and support a wide range of wild flowers, some of which originate from warmer climates. Common bird species are numerous, and often relatively tame, but due to their location the Isles are famed for their migrant species.

Saturday 6 December – 7.30pm:   Robertsbridge Village Hall
Christmas ‘Do’
Advance notice of our Christmas buffet and social evening, which will be held at Robertsbridge again this year.  Full details in the next newsletter, but put the date in your diary now!