First Talk of the Season – Madagascar : lemurs and whales
Ian Johnston is a retired rocket scientist with a passion for wildlife, travel, modern technology, photography and SCUBA diving. Madagascar
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Belmont School Warden Hill Road, Cheltenham
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Gloucestershire’s Lost Birds by Andrew Bluett
Belmont School Warden Hill Road, CheltenhamAndrew will talk about some of the species we had pre- and post-WW2 which were lost during the 50s, 60s
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Dippers in the Stroud valleys by Mark O’Connell
Belmont School Warden Hill Road, CheltenhamDippers are highly sensitive to changes in water acidity and pollution, and are therefore an important biomonitoring species for freshwater
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Spring Migration along the Adriatic Flyway by Denis Bohm
Belmont School Warden Hill Road, CheltenhamTwice a year, millions of migratory birds use this route to fly between their wintering and breeding grounds. They stop
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50th anniversary visit to Slimbridge
WWT Slimbridge Slimbridge Wetland CentreTo celebrate the 50th anniversary of Cheltenham Bird Club we have organised a members' day out at Slimbridge. We will
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The Curlew Recovery programme by Geoff Hilton
Belmont School Warden Hill Road, CheltenhamGeoff says, "At present I am particularly passionate about saving Eurasian curlews: a species of great conservation importance but also
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Cambodia by Jill & Colin Nichols
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Highland Wildlife by Roy Atkins
Belmont School Warden Hill Road, CheltenhamThis will be a Zoom talk. All members will receive the link to the Zoom meeting. Members who can are