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links | Somerset Rare Plants Group

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Somerset Rare Plants Group. Recording all plants growing wild in Somerset, not just the rarities! 1 Ash Priors Common. 3 Bossington to Hurlstone Point. 5 Bridgwater and Taunton Canal. 8 Cheddar Gorge and Black Rock area. 10 Crook Peak and Wavering Down. 11 Dunster Beach and Minehead dunes. 12 Great Breach Wood. 15 Long Sutton Plantations, Burnt House…. 22 Worthy to Culbone. About the Somerset RPR. References : Somerset RPR. Extant species list 2016. Extinct species list 2016. A rhyne at Shapwick.

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Port Meadow and Wolvercote Common - Dr Judith Webb

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Northern Gateway Area Action Plan (Oxford). Submissions to Oxford City Council re Consultations and Planning Applications. Talks Involvement with other wildlife sites. Port Meadow and Wolvercote Common. Port Meadow from Walton Well Road 25 May 2015 Photo by George Cox. Below: The ANHSO Rare Plants Group (now the Oxfordshire Flora Group. Recording Creeping marshwort in the 12m x 30m permanent quadrat, South Port Meadow, 2011. Photo by Judy Webb. Report by Dr Judy Webb, February 2014:. Appendices 3 and 4.

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Oxford Meadows SAC - Dr Judith Webb

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Northern Gateway Area Action Plan (Oxford). Submissions to Oxford City Council re Consultations and Planning Applications. Talks Involvement with other wildlife sites. Oxford Meadows Special Area of Conservation (SAC)​. Above - Great Burnet in sward, Oxey Mead, July 2016 - photo by Judy Webb. Floodplain Meadows: Beauty and Utility - a Technical Handbook. Brand new handbook FREE to download from the Floodplain Meadows Partnership - 104 pages. Special Area of Conservation). All of the haymeadows in the Oxf...

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Talks. Involvement with other wildlife sites. - Dr Judith Webb

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Northern Gateway Area Action Plan (Oxford). Submissions to Oxford City Council re Consultations and Planning Applications. Talks Involvement with other wildlife sites. See separate page for Judy's. Talks on The Lye Valley. Talks given by Judy in 2016:. Judy gave a talk on. New Wildlife Discoveries in and around. Plant Conservation in the Anthropocene. Judy gave a talk to the Ashmolean Natural History Society of Oxfordshire (ANHSO) at St Antony’s College, Woodstock Road, Oxford, on. Milham Ford Nature Park.

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sacrevert: Atlas 2020 recording with the Oxfordshire Flora Group

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Being thoughts and incidents of a (mostly) botanical nature. Tuesday, 2 September 2014. Atlas 2020 recording with the Oxfordshire Flora Group. It's been a while since I've blogged, but, a lot has been happening (no excuse really when I look at Louise's efforts at http:/ bsbipublicity.blogspot.co.uk. Anyway, last week I went out with the Oxfordshire Flora Group, a group affiliated with the BSBI and the Ashmolean Natural History Society. This willowherb was a case in point. The general conclusion seeme...

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News from St Sepulchre’s Cemetery, Oxford. All are welcome. Come when you can, with gloves and secateurs if possible, but we do have some gloves and tools. Work parties have been reduced to one a month now that the major work has been completed. The following session will be held from 10am to 12 noon:. Tuesday 13 December 2016. Ceremony at the grave of Frank Bellamy. To mark the 80th anniversary of the death of Frank Bellamy. Members of the Friends of St Sepulchre's. The Oxford Philatelic Society. This n...

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WoTHabs - Miscellaneous Information

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Whitchurch-on-Thames Habitat Study Group. The Ashmolean Natural History Society of Oxfordshire (ANHSO) Education Group. Run some excellent courses every summer which we can thoroughly recommend if you are looking for some formal but friendly training. The courses are publicised on their website - just follow the link above. If you do attend any of them, we would be interested in your feedback. And keep your eyes open! We ran a quiz at the local Fete about alien plant species.

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sacrevert: September 2014

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Being thoughts and incidents of a (mostly) botanical nature. Tuesday, 2 September 2014. Atlas 2020 recording with the Oxfordshire Flora Group. It's been a while since I've blogged, but, a lot has been happening (no excuse really when I look at Louise's efforts at http:/ bsbipublicity.blogspot.co.uk. Anyway, last week I went out with the Oxfordshire Flora Group, a group affiliated with the BSBI and the Ashmolean Natural History Society. This willowherb was a case in point. The general conclusion seeme...