The Hull Natural History Society

founded 1880


Contact :

Andrew Chadwick
36 Ella Street
Hull
HU5 3AY

email:
info@hullnats.org.uk


Links to other websites

The Plants of Hull website The Plants of Hull 2000:
Maps showing the distribution of over 600 species of plant in the city.
Aerial photographs of Hull Hull from the air:
A detailed aerial view of the city of Hull at the start of the new Millennium.
Data from University of Hull, Geography Department in conjunction with Get Mapping plc
Hull Biodiversity Partnership website The Hull Biodiversity Action Plan:
Available from the web site of the Hull Biodiversity Partnership, of which the Society is a member
BSBI Maps Scheme: Hectad maps BSBI Maps Scheme: Hectad maps:
10km scale maps showing the distribution of all British Plants (regularly updated).
Where's the Path Where's the Path
Bill Chadwick's superb website which combines Ordnance Survey maps with Google Earth aerial photographs. A useful resource for getting grid references.
CRoW - Access land CRoW Access Land:
Maps showing the areas of Access Land.
Nature on the Map Nature on the Map:
Natural England's interactive maps showing SSSIs, Nature Reserves and Agri-environment Schemes, etc.
Biodiversity heritage Library Biodiversity Heritage Library:
A copyright-free, searchable collection of books and journals related to natural history. You can even download copies of our early Transactions including J F Robinson's 1902 East Riding Flora.


Holderness erosion website Erosion of Holderness:
A definitive web source of information about the erosion of the Holderness coast over the last 150 years. Developed by Hull University, Geography Department in conjunction with Get Mapping plc

Click the image on the left to open the link.