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skip to content barnsley nats natural history in barnsley menu home about programme 2019 – so far links featured wednesday may 1st this field visit is to knabs wood; jill hayler will be our leader for the evening. our main topic will be woodland flowers. because of the beautiful weather we have just now this should be an action packed outing; with the late spring flowers merging with the early summer flowers. with the usual multitude of questions from the group, i’m sure jill will be busy. as usual there will be a keen interest in anything we spot along the way. doug brown will be helping jill lead the group. this is a woodlands trust site; with more information on the area on their website. we will be meeting for a 7 pm start at grid ref se295040 or at the junction of moorend lane (s754qz) and house carr lane, for google maps users. there looks to be limited parking at the entrance to the woods so please take care if you need to park near properties by leaving residents enough space. author barnsley_nats posted on april 23, 2019 april 29, 2019 categories field visits leave a comment on wednesday may 1st featured saturday april 13th we will be having a look at the wogden foot lnr and the tpt. with the recent publicity in the barnsley chronicle about work due to commence that will see this section of the tpt being dug-up and out of action for possibly three years. this will be a field visit with a difference ; it is the last planned visit this area, as a group, before this work commences. hopefully we will be able to obtain a good biological record. the meeting point for this walk is the car park at grid ref. se158024 or if you are using google maps you need windle edge, dunford bridge,the car park is across the road from don view author barnsley_nats posted on april 7, 2019 april 9, 2019 categories field visits leave a comment on saturday april 13th featured wednesday 3rd april this is the date for our next indoor meeting: wildlife and management at wharncliffe heath lnr. this will be a joint presentation by dave buttle, albin smith and andrew hill. their combined knowledge will surely keep us entertained. presentations about any of the local nature reserves are normally multi-topical and this one will be no exception. yet again, for our last indoor meeting of our spring/summer programme, we had a fascinating presentation about the work that this trust is doing in the lnr. thee trust are taking a softer slower approach to restoring the ecology; which is therefore allowing the natural species to, somewhat, lead the way. more details of their work can be obtained from their website at http://www.whtrust.org.uk . this link will also can also be found on our links page for easier access in the future. author barnsley_nats posted on march 26, 2019 april 7, 2019 categories meetings leave a comment on wednesday 3rd april featured wednesday 20th march wings across the ings – the garganey trust is creating new habitats on the farmland between broomhill flash and wombwell ings. some of this farmland is being converted into wet grassland, open water and reedbeds. they have now obtained the final planning consent and work started in february. jeff lunn, chair of the garganey trust, is giving an illustrated talk on the “wings across the ings” project at this meeting of the barnsley nats. there are bound to be lots of questions and discussion; as usual from our members and visitors. following jeff’s talk and questions, we have the barnsley nats’ annual general meeting. we would like to know how you see the future of the society, so please come full of ideas and suggestions. all welcome this proved to be a fascinating presentation, so many complex issues were covered by jeff. along with the nature and conservation, we were given an insight into the history of the gargney trust, historical land use of the ings to securing funding. further information about the trusts work can be found on their website. http://www.garganeytrust.org.uk this link is also being posted on our links page to enable easier access. author barnsley_nats posted on march 16, 2019 march 26, 2019 categories meetings leave a comment on wednesday 20th march featured the planning process and biodiversity our next indoor meeting takes place on wednesday march 6th. with a presentation by trevor mayne. trevor is barnsley council’s biodiversity officer and is back to give us further insight about how the planning process can protect wildlife and encourage developers to consider and perhaps even enhance biodiversity. so no doubt lots of discussion and questions on this highly complex but interesting topic! author barnsley_nats posted on february 27, 2019 march 5, 2019 categories meetings leave a comment on the planning process and biodiversity featured hedge survey field visit on saturday march 2nd having a look at a hedgerow with a naturalist’s eye: catherine artindale is leading a field visit to a hedgerow and its neighbouring area in stairfoot. weather permitting we will record plants and wildlife species, see what we make of hooper’s hedgerow dating hypothesis, look at this brownfield site, see how nature is recovering, and check out a small wood and yew plantation. meeting at 10am in the stairfoot shopping precinct car park off wombwell lane. (near tesco’s, b & m & pets at home ) os grid reference se37700509 if coming by car, drive in the main entrance by the traffic lights on wombwell lane, bear left and then take the first left into the car park that abuts the main road; it’s opposite pets at home (the former carpetright store). author barnsley_nats posted on february 27, 2019 categories field visits 1 comment on hedge survey field visit on saturday march 2nd featured some sad news: gordon bristowe, barnsley naturalist and scientific society president for over 15 years, passed away early on the morning of wednesday 6th february following time in hospital and a care home. we remembered gordon at our barnsley nats meeting on that wednesday evening. he was our president for many years, a fount of knowledge on all aspects of natural history, and always ready to share his knowledge. originally a ‘birder’ he developed a keen interest in all forms of plants. he surveyed a number of kilometre squares in barnsley for the south yorkshire plant atlas and contributed his extensive plant records to the barnsley biological record centre. gordon was a keen and expert photographer and was instrumental in bringing the society – and its members – into the digital age. he launched the society’s website, took care of all of the society’s equipment, and supported their use for digital presentations at meetings. we have many memories of gordon and he will be much missed. author barnsley_nats posted on february 7, 2019 february 7, 2019 categories uncategorized leave a comment on some sad news: saturday 23rd february there are two activities that we have the option of attending on this date. south yorkshire natural history day or your woods your future south yorkshire natural history day. this event is taking place at the treeton miners welfare, arundel street, treeton, s60 5pw; os grid ref sk430876. the meeting will start at 10:00 am and finish at approximately 15:20 pm. off street parking is available for visitors travelling by car. buses run from, both, sheffield and rotherham; please check www.travelsouthyorkshire.com for up to date information. there are planned intervals throughout the day; with refreshments available from the bar; prices reasonable. there will be a number of talks, presentations and displays on many natural history topics of south yorkshire. ornothology, sundew plume moth, crayfish and flies are among the topics being covered; full details on the sorby website. booking a place at this event is free and can be done via email to peter clegg [email protected]. further / changed information can be obtained from the sorby website your woods your future this event will take place in the i

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