Monday 4th March 2024 – Restoring Rivers and their Wildlife
A talk by Steve Marshall, Ecological consultant & river conservationist
Many of the UK’s rivers have been changed by humans to the detriment of nature through acts such as straightening, canalising, denuding them of vegetation and more. Steve will talk of his successes in restoring rivers in south-west London back to a more natural state and thereby benefitting nature including water voles, kingfishers, fish and more.
Monday 4th April 2024 – Saving the Stone Curlew
A talk by Keith Betton, author and broadcaster
Keith Betton, a popular speaker to FNW, returns to share his passion and knowledge on stone curlews. Keith devotes much of his summers to studying and helping to protect the small population of Stone Curlews that breed in remote locations on the downs in Hampshire.
Charges for in-person FNW talks and walks
£2 for members
£3 for non-members
Free for children and students under 18
Virtual talks are free of charge
No need to book your place unless stated for that particular talk/walk. For more information email fnwildlife@gmail.com.
In the Summer we usually have walks rather than talks.
Our talks are usually on the first Monday of each month from September to April at St Marks Church Hall for a 19.30 start.
The atmosphere at our talks is very informal with wine, soft drinks, tea and coffee available to buy from 19:00pm and everyone is welcome to come – both adults and children.
Our speakers are always happy to answer any questions the audience has – and there are usually very interesting discussions!