Talks

The Kingsbridge Natural History Society talks 
are held on the third Monday of every month
September to April inclusive 


Start Time: 7.30pm, Doors Open: 7.00pm

Location: West Charleton Village Hall TQ7 2AQ on the A379 West of Kingsbridge

Non-members are welcome for just £5 per talk 
Please just turn up and introduce yourself, or if you prefer, prior to attending you can contact:
 
Mike Hitch, Membership Secretary on 
01548 581442 

Jim Travers Committee Member
01548 852948

The Kingsbridge Natural History Society Talks Programme

September 2024 to April 2025

  2024 Dates

Topic

Speaker

Speaker Profile

Monday

23rd September

Devon Caves and their Ice Age History

Prof. Malcolm Hart

Malcolm is Emeritus Professor of Micropalaeontology, at the University of Plymouth.

Professor Malcolm Hart - University of Plymouth

Monday

28th October

Wildlife Audio Visuals

Mike Wynne Powell

Mike uses intriguing stills and videos of insects, birds and more. He is also a Kingsbridge and District Camera Club member. Mike Wynne Powell | Flickr

Monday

25th November

The Curious Life Histories of Devon's Butterflies

Barry Henwood

Barry is author of ‘Field Guide to the caterpillars of Great Britain and Ireland’. Field guide to the Caterpillars of Great Britain and Ireland - British Wildlife

Monday

16th December

AGM followed by

Dart Estuary Saltmarsh Restoration Project

Nigel Mortimer

Nigel is Estuaries Officer for the South Devon National Landscape and Chair of KNHS.

Seeing saltmarshes for their real value | The Bioregional Learning Centre UK

2025 Dates

Monday

27th January

Beneath the Blue-Green waters - an artist’s point of view

Juliana Depledge

Juliana is a local artist and illustrator of marine and botanical subjects, and resident Artist at the National Marine Aquarium in Plymouth. About Juliana (julianaart.co.uk)

Monday

24th February

Life on the Edge -

Conserving South Devon’s Rare Invertebrates

Sam Skevington

A project to boost local populations of 60 of the most threatened invertebrates

South Devon National Landscape | Life on the Edge (southdevon-nl.org.uk)

Monday

24th March

Increasing Swift numbers in a Dartmoor village

Nick Dixon

Nick was previously famed for his studies of the Peregrines in the churches of Exeter. Swifts first return to Drewsteignton - Devon Birds

Monday

28th April

Behaviour of Fallow Deer, and Badgers

David Dixon

David will talk about his findings of his research into deer and badger behaviours. (PDF) Late Flowering Love - new light on the fallow deer post-rut. (researchgate.net)

Recent talk topics have included; 
Exeter Peregrines, Dartmoor Commons, and 
AONB Conservation Projects
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