President’s Symposium, October 2020
Valuing and Restoring Nature. Because of the COVID-19 pandemic we were unable to hold the 2020 symposium in the normal format, but it has gone ahead in a “virtual” form. It has been curated...
Valuing and Restoring Nature. Because of the COVID-19 pandemic we were unable to hold the 2020 symposium in the normal format, but it has gone ahead in a “virtual” form. It has been curated...
Please note that this event has been postponed because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Details of the re-scheduled event will be posted when available. Michael Day, Northam Burrows Ranger talks about this newly designated United...
Adam Owen, the Director of Moor Trees, will give an illustrated talk on Re-wilding Dartmoor.
Guy Baker, Communications Coordinator for the Marine Biological Association. An illustrated talk on Ocean Changes.
On Wednesday 13th March (2019), former economist and journalist Philip Agar gave a fascinating talk at the Mint Methodist Church Centre (Exeter) based on his latest book Stumbling through wartime childhood*, which is part...
A joint Exeter Branch and South Devon Branch arrangement Dawlish Warren Day will be a celebration of the magnificent, multi-designated and intensively studied sand spit at the mouth of the Exe Estuary. The morning...
“Reverential ecology, holistic education and voluntary simplicity.” Former Jain monk and long-term peace and environment activist, Satish Kumar will be presenting a talk sharing ideas for real change and in recognition of his commitment...
Patrick Dillon* takes a look at some of the wild animals that share our living spaces. Historically, some animals, owls for example, were welcome and adaptations made to enable them to co-inhabit our living...
Visit to Plymouth New Incinerator. The visit will take 2.5 hours. Cost includes taxi fare from Milehouse Park & Ride. Booking essential. Please note that for this visit strong shoes are to be worn...
The Making of the Devon Landscape Held on 14 October, hosted by our 2017-18 President, David Fursdon MA FRICS FRAgS, Lord Lieutenant of Devon. As the population of the UK, and indeed Devon, grows...