Autumn Plans

​The Society holds weekly talks from September to March each year, either virtually or live at our venue. The talks cover a wide range of natural history topics.

The plan is to for the Monday evening sessions for the rest of 2021 to be online via Zoom and Youtube.
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As many of you know, the talks season always starts on the last Monday in September, which this year is 27th.

You should have received by now, a membership renewal notification, with the speaker programme.
Membership runs from September to September each year, so is due this month. There will be one membership fee for 2021/22, which includes talks, walks and priority booking/discount on trips. The cost will be £15. There will be no separate fee for walks only membership.

 From January 2022 we hope to meet in person at our Regular Venue:

St Mary's Church
Church Avenue
Penwortham
​PR1 0AH

MONDAY 25th OCTOBER
​​7:30PM


URBAN FOXES

Prof. Dawn Scott will be presenting an overview of why foxes have been so successful in adapting to urban living.

​She will describe the research she and her team has undertaken to date on urban foxes and what insights this has provided on how foxes have adapted to live alongside us in cities. She will be discussing how adapting to urban living has affected their ecology and behaviour and how human behaviour can affect fox behaviour.

You will need the password which is changed each week and emailed to members each Monday evening around 7pm. 

If you are a member and have missed a presentation because you haven't been able to join us on a Monday night, it should be possible to catch up on Youtube. You will need to contact us to ask for the link.

The programme for speaker evenings 2021-22 winter season is now available. Click the button below to download'

Our full list of
​2020 to 2021 speaker evenings
Talk Programme 2020-2021
File Size: 518 kb
File Type: pdf
Download File
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