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Ronni Edmonds-Brown - elected to Chair the Society 2011-13

Dr Veronica Edmonds-Brown, is a Senior Lecturer at the University of Hertfordshire and is an expert in freshwater ecosystems.

She is the County Recorder for caddisflies and crayfish and also chairs the Recorders' Committee.

Follow the link to read a full profile. 

 

The HNHS 1875 Awards

  2011 Award Winners, Peter Oakenfull and Richard Ball, presented with their 1875 crystal awards by Trevor James at the HNHS Autumn Meeting in Novemeber. Full details here

 

HNHS Autumn Meeting - a great afternoon, 12 Nov 2011

Over 100 members and guests attended our annual get together for a great afternoon of talks and discussion on the County's wildlife

Our 1875 Awards for 2011 were presented to Richard Ball and Peter Oakenfull 

Read all about it

 

Heartwood Forest Wildlife Notes

 Geoff Horn has been visiting Heartwood Forest most weeks for the past two years as Volunteer Wildlife Recorder.He has started a monthly blog of Wildlife Notes - a good way to encourage more people to visit and report what they see. Take a look

 

HNHS news

The HNHS 1875 Awards

  2011 Award Winners, Peter Oakenfull and Richard Ball, presented with their 1875 crystal awards by Trevor James at the HNHS Autumn Meeting in Novemeber. Full details here

Herts Bird Club news

Herts Bird Report 2009 now published

 Herts Bird Report 2009Our latest report was published on 12 November.
The report is free to members of Herts Bird Club.
Click the link for full details and to find out how to buy a copy.



HNHS 1875 Awards for excellence in natural history. Nominations for the 2012 Awards are now open. Please send your nominations to

Pasque flowers, Hertfordshire's 'county flower' bloom at Therfield Heath near Royston. HNHS member and local wildlife photographer, Steve Chilton visited for a photoshoot on 5 April. Commenting Steve said 'They are a magnificent sight, I took over a hundred photos, this one is a favourite.