Founded 1889 – Affiliated to Yorkshire Naturalists' Union

May
9
Tue
Insect winners and losers from climate warming @ Scarborough Rugby Club
May 9 @ 19:30 – 21:00

A talk by Prof Jane Hill looking at the impact of climate change on our insect population.

May
14
Sun
Spring flowers at Raincliffe woods
May 14 @ 10:00 – 13:00

See what spring flowers are out in the woods with Louise Thompson. Contact Louise Thomson if you are interested.

May
30
Tue
Wildlife survey at Staxton nature area
May 30 @ 19:00 – 23:00

We will be conducting a wildlife survey of the Staxton nature reserve (TA011790) mainly for botany during daylight and then staying on to see what bat activity there is. Contact Louise Thompson or Nick Gibbons if you are interested.

Jun
13
Tue
Botany walk at Weydale
Jun 13 @ 18:30 – 21:00

A chance to look at a really floral rich meadow and get to grips with some of the flowering plants. Please book with Rob Stark if you are interested in attending.

Jun
20
Tue
Botany and bat survey – Langdale End – Cancelled – to be re-arranged
Jun 20 @ 19:00 – 23:00

We will be doing a botany survey of a couple of meadows at White Lodge farm at Langdale end. The fields are kept ‘rough’ for the nesting barn owls which live there. As it gets dark we will stay and do a point survey to see what bats  are using the area. Contact Louise Thompson or Nick Gibbons if you are interested.

Jun
22
Thu
Ellerburn Bank for Glowworms
Jun 22 @ 21:00 – 23:30

Meet at the Mill entrance on approach road to Dalby Forest from Thornton-le-Dale at 9.00pm.

Jun
25
Sun
Nightjars at Reasty Bank
Jun 25 @ 20:30 – 23:00

Meet at Reasty bank car park at 8.30pm for an evening to see Nightjars. Contact Rob Stark if you are interested.

Jul
8
Sat
Seashore excursion – South Bay Scarborough
Jul 8 @ 13:30 – 17:00

Another chance to see al that wildlife they we so often ignore on our doorstep. A small net and a collecting dish are useful. Meet at Holbeck car park 1.30pm. Low tide is 3pm at 0.9m.

Jul
11
Tue
Langdale End for botany and bats
Jul 11 @ 19:00 – 23:00

A chance to do a botany survey on a couple of meadows left rough for wildlife, including Barn owls and then to stay on and see what bats are using the area. This is a re-arranged meeting we had to cancel for bad weather. There are cut paths but for the botany we will be walking through rough grass so stout footwear is essential.

Aug
5
Sat
Seashore excursion at Boggle Hole
Aug 5 @ 12:00 – 16:00

Another chance to do some rock-pooling and see some of the strange and wonderful species on our doorstep. A small net and collection dish are useful. Meet at car park at end of Bridge Holme Lane 12pm. Low tide is 1.50pm at 0.54m