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Nigel Phillips Talk – Wednesday 14th June @ 6.30pm

Join us for a talk, book signing and Q&A session with local conservationist and writer Nigel Phillips on Wed 15th June @ 6.30pm at our Dulverton office.

Somerset’s coast runs from the River Avon, just north of Portishead, south and west for 64 miles to the remote beach at Glenthorne on the Devon border.

Join Nigel on his talk that will explore the wonderful and very varied wildlife found along Exmoor’s coast, on the cliffs and in rock pools. Nigel is a celebrated local conservationist, who launched his book last year ‘The Nature of Somerset’s Coast’.

BOOKING ESSENTIAL – visit www.exmoor.society/events or ring the office on 01398 323335.

Members £5
Non-members £10
Refreshments provided

Also in the news
White-tailed eagles have been released on Exmoor as part of an ongoing reintroduction project led by Forestry England, the Roy Dennis Wildlife Foundation and Exmoor National Park Authority.
At the end of May, The Exmoor Society hosted the Big Nature Day, a chance to come together to celebrate nature and promote inclusion in the countryside.
At the beginning of June, a number of Exmoor Society Trustees took a walk from Bossington across Porlock Marsh to explore and enjoy its distinct wildlife.