Livelihoods from the Chalk A talk by Bev Fowlston of the Bedfordshire Geology Group
A Chilterns-wide exploration of the various ways in which man has made use of the chalk landscape throughout history
and to the present day. Sponsored by the Chilterns Conservation Board and organised jointly with the Buckinghamshire Earth Heritage Group.
At the Bucks County Museum, Church Street, Aylesbury HP20 2QP.
Admission free * no need to book * non-members welcome * for more information contact Mike Palmer on 01296 624519 (office hours)
Dates for the 2011/2012 Programme have not all yet been finalised. Those that have been are listed above. Others this year will
include a Winter Bird Watch in new year 2012. Watch this page for details, or contact Mike Palmer – see contact details below.
Talks are held in Learning Zone 2 at the County Museum, Church Street, Aylesbury and start at 2.30pm. Non-members welcome.
The Section would like to record any sightings of
interesting fauna and flora in Buckinghamshire. Please send details
to Mike Palmer, at the address below.
TO CONTACT THE NATURAL HISTORY SECTION: If you have any queries concerning our programme or the Natural History Section in general please contact the Honorary Secretary,
Mike Palmer at Buckinghamshire County Museum Resource Centre, Tring Road, Halton, Aylesbury HP22 5PJ.
Phone: 01296 624519
Email:
< < Green woodpecker 2011: photograph by Mike Farley.