A whole world of wildlife awaits

Welcome to the Warwick Natural History Society, founded in 1954 to foster the pursuit of natural history and to safeguard this interest from the many pressures of the present day.

If you are interested in wild flowers, trees, birds, mammals, insects or the protection of our natural environment, you will enjoy hearing from our expert guest-speakers and seeing some great photography from Warwickshire and around the world.

Our current membership of over 100, from beginners to seasoned naturalists with wide ranging interests and expertise, is happy to share their knowledge and enthusiasm for the natural world.

You would be very welcome to join us.

Following our recent AGM, our Summer Field Visits Programme is now under way

Evening meetings will restart in September

The Society enjoys a comprehensive programme of both indoor and outdoor meetings.

Our Winter Programme of evening meetings from September to March is held at the Friends' Meeting House in High Street, Warwick CV34 4AX on alternate Thursdays at 7.30pm, with a varied and interesting programme of illustrated talks. All are aimed at the amateur naturalist, as even those members of the Society who know quite a bit about one subject may know very little about another!

Refreshments are served after the meeting giving members time to chat and visit the library which has a range of books and magazines for members to borrow.

The Summer Field Visits Programme is arranged from April to October at weekends and during the week, to local reserves and sites of natural history interest.