We have arranged four dawn chorus events, over the weekend 30 April – 1 May, for those who are awake early. They are spread around the county, so there should…

by Juliet Bailey. Seventeen members and friends met near Hempsted church on 6 February 2022 for a general-interest morning walk. We had fine weather until the very last stop when…

The Gloucestershire Naturalists’ Society AGM will take place on March 25th at 7.30pm and will take place online as a Zoom meeting. The meeting will open at 7.15pm. Following the…

Many more field meetings have been added to the events pages, with 23 currently scheduled between now and the end of the year. This schedule now includes the Botanical meetings….

The county bird atlas is now available as a free electronic version. The Birds of Gloucestershire was published in 2013, in parallel to the British Trust for Ornithology’s national atlas….

As many members will know, GNS held a photographic competition in past years at the Cirencester Branch Annual Members Night in March. As a result of Covid-19 restrictions, we have…

All members are invited to take up the challenge of sharing their garden observations of wildlife. What can be included?Just about any original observations made in your garden or from…

Mike Smart’s most recent Severn Vale bird report covering the period October to December 2021 has been added to the publications library (see menu at top of site). Click here…

Please note that from February 2022, selected GNS talks will be recorded and made available to view on the GNS website. However, we can’t guarantee that any specific talk will…

The Royal Agricultural University presented GNS’s sustainable bamboo plaque for the best natural history dissertation at their short graduation ceremony to Alexandra Lloyd studying the BSc (Hons) top-up in Wildlife and…