The Hull Natural History Society
founded 1880
Contact :
Andrew Chadwick
36 Ella Street
Hull
HU5 3AY
email:
info@hullnats.org.uk
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About the Society
The Society was founded in 1880 as the Hull Field Club. Our purpose is the study, recording and conservation of wildlife in the Hull and East Riding area. We are partners in the Hull Local Biodiversity Action Plan (LBAP) and we take part in several recording and monitoring schemes in the Hull area.
We conduct weekly field meetings on Tuesday evenings between May and September each year. These are usually to sites within Hull or the surrounding East Riding of Yorkshire. We also have a programme of monthly field trips, which may extend further afield, on Saturdays or Sundays throughout the year. During the winter months we usually organise a few indoor meetings where members can exchange ideas and listen to short presentations.
For further details of the Society please contact our Secretary (details to the left). Membership is open to all but under 14s must be accompanied by a responsible adult.